Internal Linking Automation audits your link structure, anchor usage and page depth, then places links deliberately. The goal is not more links. It is directing what authority you have toward the small number of pages that actually produce something, instead of spreading it evenly across a library where most pages earn nothing.
Internal LinkingPart of the Website Optimisation module. Switched on and off per account, so you never pay for a module sitting idle.
Which pages link to which, how deep each page sits, and which ones are effectively orphaned.
Natural, varied anchor text. Repeating an exact-match phrase everywhere is a footprint, not a strategy.
The small set that actually produces enquiries. On our site that was eight pages out of 552.
Deliberately, from relevant context, rather than a block of related links glued to the footer.
Search volume: Google Keyword Planner, United States, pulled 31 Aug 2026. Every other number is measured on our own site.
Internal links are already placed inside new articles as they are written, which is running. Auditing and rewiring an existing site at scale is the early-access half, and it is supervised rather than automatic.
Not unsupervised. Placement into newly written content is automatic. Rewiring an existing library is reviewed before it ships.
The ones that produce enquiries, if your site is instrumented. If it is not, it falls back to ranking data, which is a weaker signal.
No. Repeating an exact phrase into every link is a detectable footprint, and anchor variation is part of the audit.
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