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Internal link planner
Turn a page inventory into a useful internal link plan. The internal link planner records sources, destinations, suggested anchors and reasons for each link.
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How do you plan internal links between SEO pages?
Map relevant links between your services, guides and approved location pages. The planner separates existing links from proposed additions and explains the purpose of each suggestion. Its findings depend on the inventory you provide, so an incomplete import cannot establish that a page has no other links.
A PRACTICAL WALKTHROUGH
When to use it and what to prepare
For content teams connecting service pages and supporting articles without losing track of existing links or unpublished destinations.
- Create a page inventory with url,pageType,language,topic,status columns.
- Supply links as source,destination,anchor,placement,status; distinguish observed links from proposals.
Work through these steps
- Paste both inventories and use published or held for each page’s status.
- Review existing connections, exclusions and proposed links between matching topics and languages.
- Choose links that help the reader’s next decision, then verify the destination before adding them to the site.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
Put the method into context
Illustrative example: an approved technical SEO service page and its same-language audit guide share a topic. A contextual link may help readers move from the explanation to the service. A held city-page draft should not become its destination.
How to interpret the result
A page without an observed connection in the import needs investigation. An incomplete inventory cannot establish that it is truly orphaned. Proposed anchors are starting points for an editor.
Get a more useful result
- Use complete current inventories and preserve the difference between observed and proposed edges.
- Prefer a few useful contextual links over repeating a large unrelated directory.
Keep these limits in mind
- The planner does not crawl pages or insert links into your CMS.
- Suggestions use declared topics and languages, not a semantic relevance score or verified live status.
How this tool works
Inventory CSV: url, pageType, language, topic, status. Edge CSV: source, destination, anchor, placement, status. Only published destinations enter suggestions.
Plan the next step
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Can I use this tool now?
Yes. Provide your name, email and business or project name, with permission to contact you about the request. The tool opens when Web3Forms accepts the submission. Calculation inputs and results stay in this browser, without saved history.
Will the internal link planner update my website?
No. It produces a reviewable plan. Confirm the destination and anchor in context before making each website change.
Does a missing connection prove a page is orphaned?
No. It means the imported data contains no observed connection. Check the full website and inventory before calling it an orphan.
What is the scope of internal link planner?
Inventory CSV: url, pageType, language, topic, status. Edge CSV: source, destination, anchor, placement, status. Only published destinations enter suggestions.