Internal Linking Plan
Links from your strongest pages to the ones that need help, rather than linking by topical proximity.
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Running it, start to finish
- Identify which pages actually hold authority.
- Add specific body-text links from those to your target pages.
- Fix the orphans and adopt the rule for new content.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Directs authority from your strongest pages to the ones that need it, rather than linking by proximity.
- Finds orphan pages, which are effectively invisible regardless of quality.
- Produces a concrete source-to-destination list rather than a general instruction.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Keep links inside the body text. A related-links block at the foot is ignored by readers and carries less weight than a link inside a sentence.
- Vary the anchor text. Identical anchors repeated across many pages reads as manipulation and is also less useful to a reader.
- Adopt the new-page rule. Section 8 maintains the structure continuously and removes the need for this audit again in a year.
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