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Internal Linking Planner

Plan internal links with source page, target page, anchor text and the reason for each link.

Educational simulationNo live search data: scenarios are fictional and measurements are approximate.
Instructions
  1. Add one row per link: the page the link goes on (source), the page it points to (target), the anchor text, and why the link helps.
  2. Watch the checks for vague anchors, self-links and duplicates.
  3. Use the summary to see which pages receive the most links, then save or export the plan.

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    Learn more: Internal Linking Planner
    • Internal links help visitors and search engines discover pages and understand how topics relate.
    • Descriptive anchor text ("water heater repair") is more useful than "click here" or "read more".
    • Point important pages from relevant, related pages. Avoid using the same anchor for different targets, which sends mixed signals.

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