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Pages with no inbound links never get retrieved, no matter how good the copy is.
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Map orphan pages, thin clusters, and missing links so crawlers — and agents that follow your graph — can reach the content you actually want cited.
What it covers, how you run it, and who it is for — then the long-form detail.
Pages with no inbound links never get retrieved, no matter how good the copy is.
Suggestions prefer semantically related URLs so you build topical authority, not a spaghetti footer.
Push link weight toward the commercial and citation-worthy URLs, not every blog archive.
We follow internal links from the pages the scanner already fetched.
Orphans, dead ends, and under-linked money pages rise to the top.
Source URL, target URL, and a suggested anchor — ready to implement.
Turn a pile of posts into clusters an engine can treat as an entity.
Connect help center answers to the commercial pages you want cited.
See what broke after a CMS move before Google (or an agent) does.
Crawlers and agents follow links. An orphan page with perfect copy is still a dead end. Internal linking analysis maps the graph the scanner already fetched: who points where, who points nowhere, and which money pages are under-linked.
We care about topical clusters, not a footer that links to everything. Suggestions are source → target pairs with a proposed anchor, biased toward semantically related URLs.
Orphans, dead ends, and thin clusters, plus equity hints so you push weight toward citation-worthy URLs instead of tag archives.
After a CMS migration this is the first place to look: the template changed, the graph broke, and nobody noticed until rankings — or citations — slipped.
Ship a handful of high-value pairs per week. Recrawl. The analyzer is not asking you to rebuild the IA in a day. Pair with the content generator when the missing link is actually a missing page.
Free 30-second scan. See where you stand — then use Internal Linking as part of scan, fix, and prove. No signup.
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