INTERNAL LINK ANALYSIS

Give your best pages a way in.

See how your pages connect. Find broken paths, spot pages that need more internal links, and review suggestions in the context of your own content.

Hosted features are in private pilot. See access and limits.

INTERNAL LINK FINDINGS

A closer look at your site

Page or sectionFinding
/guides/getting-startedFew incoming links
/resources/old-guideMissing destination
Research articlesDisconnected section

Review the source pages behind each finding.

Illustrative example. These are not customer results or a live report.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

From a site map to a useful next edit.

01

Find the weak connections

Inspect links between pages and sections. See which priority pages have few incoming links and where readers can reach a dead end. Optional Search Console data adds search context when you choose which pages to review.

02

Review links in context

Suggestions point to words already on a page. Read the surrounding passage, choose the destination and decide whether the link helps a reader.

03

Follow changes over time

Enroll a site in weekly or monthly rescans. Compare findings and coverage before deciding whether an issue is new, still present or resolved.

WORKFLOW

From the first step to follow-up.

Read the task guide
  1. 01

    Scan a hostname

    Choose the website and scan scope. Return to saved progress and check which pages were actually read.

  2. 02

    Inspect the finding

    Open a broken destination, underlinked page or disconnected section. Follow its source links to understand why it was flagged.

  3. 03

    Choose an edit

    Review contextual suggestions with your agent or editor. Apply the changes in your own site tools.

  4. 04

    Scan again

    Compare a later scan with the earlier one. A page missing from the new scan is not evidence that its issue was fixed.

EXAMPLE

A useful guide has few incoming links. You inspect the source pages suggested for it and find a relevant paragraph in an older article. Adding a link there gives that article’s readers a route to the guide.

An illustrative workflow, not a customer case study.

Coverage and limits

A scan covers the pages it can reach within its limits, not necessarily your entire site. Orphan candidates depend on the page inventory available.

You can connect Search Console to add search data with your consent. The link score describes connections within the scanned site; it does not predict rankings.

Understand the evidence

QUESTIONS

Before you begin.

See the product guide for instructions and the access and data policy for permissions.

Does AgentLinkOps edit my site automatically?

You choose the edits and apply them with your agent, editor or site tools. The scan, map and suggestions help you decide where to work.

Can it find every orphan page?

No. An orphan candidate is a page known to the available inventory without an observed incoming link. A limited crawl cannot establish every page that exists.

Can I use it without Search Console?

Yes. Internal-link scans use your website pages. Connecting Search Console is optional and adds search data for an accessible property.

GET STARTED

Follow the product guide.

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