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Internal linking plan that helps people and search
Map which pages should link where, with natural anchor text, so key pages get found and orphans vanish.
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MarketingInternal linking plan that helps people and search
Act as an SEO strategist. Build an internal linking plan for {{website_url}}, the site for {{business_name}}. The pages that matter most to the business: {{key_pages}}.
1. Gather: crawl the site, or ask me for a crawl export with URL, title, internal links in and out, and click depth. If you're in the codebase, read the routes, navigation, footer and content files instead.
2. Diagnose:
- Orphan pages with no internal links pointing to them
- Important pages more than three clicks from the home page
- Key pages with few internal links while low-value pages get many
- Vague anchors such as click here, read more or learn more
- Links that hit redirects or 404s, and nofollow on our own links
- Navigation and footers crammed with dozens of links
3. Plan the structure: a hub page for each main service or topic that links to its supporting pages, with each supporting page linking back up and across to its closest siblings. Navigation carries the hubs; links inside body copy carry the rest.
4. The link list: for each page, three to six links to add, each with the sentence where it fits, the anchor text and the target URL. Anchors describe the target in natural, varied words; no exact-match keyword anchor on every link.
5. Rules for new content: each new page gets at least two links from related pages the day it goes live, and joins its hub.
Return the diagnosis, the hub map as an indented list, the link table, and redirects to fix. If you're in the codebase, add the links plus breadcrumbs with BreadcrumbList structured data, and show the change list.
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Internal linking plan that helps people and search
Map which pages should link where, with natural anchor text, so key pages get found and orphans vanish.
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Act as an SEO strategist. Build an internal linking plan for {{website_url}}, the site for {{business_name}}. The pages that matter most to the business: {{key_pages}}.
1. Gather: crawl the site, or ask me for a crawl export with URL, title, internal links in and out, and click depth. If you're in the codebase, read the routes, navigation, footer and content files instead.
2. Diagnose:
- Orphan pages with no internal links pointing to them
- Important pages more than three clicks from the home page
- Key pages with few internal links while low-value pages get many
- Vague anchors such as click here, read more or learn more
- Links that hit redirects or 404s, and nofollow on our own links
- Navigation and footers crammed with dozens of links
3. Plan the structure: a hub page for each main service or topic that links to its supporting pages, with each supporting page linking back up and across to its closest siblings. Navigation carries the hubs; links inside body copy carry the rest.
4. The link list: for each page, three to six links to add, each with the sentence where it fits, the anchor text and the target URL. Anchors describe the target in natural, varied words; no exact-match keyword anchor on every link.
5. Rules for new content: each new page gets at least two links from related pages the day it goes live, and joins its hub.
Return the diagnosis, the hub map as an indented list, the link table, and redirects to fix. If you're in the codebase, add the links plus breadcrumbs with BreadcrumbList structured data, and show the change list.
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