This report analyses your existing content to identify where an internal link would genuinely help — a page mentioning a topic another page covers in depth, without linking to it — producing a list of specific, suggested links grounded in what your content already says, not an arbitrary linking quota.
Internal link opportunity report from existing content
Specific internal linking opportunities identified from what your content already says.
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What we need from you
- Access to crawl and analyse the site’s existing content
- Confirmation of any priority pages you’d especially like more internal links pointing to
- Your preferred report format, if you have one
This or something else?
| You want internal linking opportunities identified from your existing content | This fix covers it |
| You already have a specific map of links to add | Internal link insertion from supplied map, in the Content & Updates bucket, the implementation step |
| You want existing anchor text improved, not new links identified | Internal anchor text optimization, in the Content & Updates bucket |
| You want orphaned pages specifically identified, a narrower, related concern | Orphaned page identification report |
What we do
- Analyse content across the site for genuine linking opportunities
- Identify specific instances where a mention could reasonably link to relevant existing content
- Prioritise suggestions by relevance and apparent value
- Compile findings into a clear, actionable report
- Flag any priority pages that would particularly benefit from more inbound links
- Provide suggested anchor text for each identified opportunity
What is included
- A report of specific, genuine internal linking opportunities
- Suggested anchor text for each
- Prioritised by relevance and value
- Flags for priority pages needing more inbound links
Not included
- Implementing the identified links — a separate, related fix once you approve the suggestions
- Deciding overall linking strategy — this identifies opportunities from existing content, it doesn’t set strategy
- Rewriting content to create new linking opportunities that don’t currently exist
- Ongoing analysis as new content is published
Questions about this fix
Will you insert the links this report identifies?
Not automatically — implementing a map of links (whether from this report or one you've built yourself) is a separate, related fix.
How do you decide what counts as a genuine opportunity versus a forced link?
We look for content that actually, substantively relates to another page rather than linking for the sake of hitting a quota — a forced, tenuous link is worse than no link at all.
Can I tell you which pages I most want more links pointing to?
Yes, flagging priority pages upfront helps us weight the analysis toward opportunities that specifically benefit those pages.
Is this the same as the anchor text optimisation fix?
No — that fix improves the wording of anchor text on links that already exist; this identifies entirely new linking opportunities that don't currently exist at all.
Will this report also flag orphaned pages?
It may surface some as a byproduct, though a dedicated orphaned page report is the more thorough, purpose-built version if that's your primary concern.
Related fixes
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