Weak destination pages
Flag pages that have some value but are hard to discover internally, weakly referenced, or buried too deeply.
Start with the audit, then plan stronger internal links.
Open another workflow if you need indexing confirmation, performance actions, or a content upgrade brief.
Internal Linking Planner
Internal links often decide whether a page stays isolated, becomes easier to crawl, or starts receiving stronger relevance signals. This tool is designed to help users review which pages need support, where link equity is likely being wasted, and what linking paths would make the site structure more coherent without forcing unnatural anchor text or boilerplate sitewide links.
What It Will Help With
Topic clusters
Show where guides, services, tools, and commercial pages could support each other more clearly.
Practical link actions
Output candidate source pages, suggested destination pages, and a clearer reason for each link opportunity.
First Version
Planner outputs
- Pages needing more internal support
- Pages with too few contextual links
- Suggested link pathways by topic
- Anchor text quality guidance
Best fit
This is especially useful for growing sites with guides, service pages, and tool pages that should reinforce each other but currently sit in weak clusters.
Workflow fit
Use this after the audit when a page looks technically fine but still lacks discovery, support, or topical reinforcement.
What an internal-link plan can show
A service page is crawlable but only linked from the footer, so it lacks contextual support.
A related guide can link naturally using a descriptive anchor that matches the service intent.
Better discovery, clearer topical relationships, and stronger support for commercially important pages.
How to read this tool
It can review discovered pages, internal links, anchors, and likely weak destinations.
Pages hidden behind login, blocked by scripts, or absent from crawl paths may not be found.
Suggested links should read naturally and genuinely help the user, not just chase keywords.
Internal Linking Planner FAQs
Will this find every page?
It follows discoverable public links, so private, blocked, or isolated pages may not appear.
What makes an internal link useful?
A useful internal link is contextually relevant, helps the user, and points to a page that deserves more support.