Internal Link SuggesterFixReady
The internal link suggester finds pages that should link to each other and suggests where to put each link and which words to link, taken from text already on the page. Nothing on your site changes unless you add a link: by pasting the HTML, or from a workspace with WordPress connected, with undo.
We read up to 100 pages and the links between them, reading robots.txt first. No account needed. 2 of 2 checks left today.
How to use it
Four steps from an address to results you can act on.
We read the pages from the home page and the sitemap, and map the links inside their text.
Each page's topic comes from its title, headings and the words it uses most.
We look for sentences that already mention another page's topic but don't link to it.
Each suggestion comes with the HTML to paste and a confidence. We never change your site.
What it brings you
Every result comes with the proof behind it, so you can check it yourself.
Pages that no other page links to.
Important pages with very few links pointing in.
Pages on the same topic that don't link to each other.
Descriptive words taken from the text already on the page.
The exact sentence where the link fits naturally.
No page gets flooded with links, and no link repeats.
What the result looks like
Results are sorted so the most important rows come first. This example uses sample data to show the layout.
| From | To | Anchor text |
|---|---|---|
| /blog/seo-basics | /services/audit | a full technical audit |
| /blog/site-speed | /blog/core-web-vitals | Core Web Vitals |
| /pricing | /case-studies | see how others use it |
What you get
For your team and your clients' sites.
Questions
No. It only suggests links. You copy the ones you want and add them in your CMS.
From text already on the source page that describes the target page, so the link reads naturally.
They help search engines find and understand pages, and help visitors move to related content.
No. It only suggests links between pages on the same site.