Internal Link Editor
Finds where your articles should link to each other
Helps you link your new articles to your existing ones, with the exact sentence to use, with the Internal Link Suggester app.
What recruiting it brings
- 2 agentsAI agents that come with it.
- 1 screenThe pages of its application.
- 1 tableThe data tables it works with.
Internal Link Editor in action
User: I'm about to publish "How to store coffee beans". We already have articles on grind size, freshness and the pour-over ratio. Where should I link?
Internal Link Editor: Link out the first time the new article names one of those topics: the sentence about how long beans stay fresh can link to your freshness article, and the sentence about grinding can link to your grind size article. Then add one link back from each of those articles, in a sentence where they already talk about keeping beans or buying a bag. Use 2 to 5 words that describe the page as the link text, never "click here". Send me the addresses and I will check which pages already link and which sentences fit. To do it for the whole blog, run the Internal Link Suggester: it quotes the exact sentence for each link and keeps them on your board.
What it does for you
- Reads your sitemap or the articles you paste, drafts included
- Finds the new articles and the ones few pages link to
- Suggests 3 to 5 links to and from related articles
- Quotes the exact sentence of your text where each link fits
- Writes a short sentence only when none of yours fits
- Keeps every suggestion on your Link board: To add, Added, Skipped
The applications it runs
Internal Link Editor comes with these finished applications. Each one has its own page.
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