Your pagesstrengthen each other
Every article that gets written is linked to the relevant pages on your own site, and one screen shows you what links to what, which pages nothing links to, and where else your business should be listed for free.
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Links on your site
- Added3 internal links added to an articlePricing guide
- To doA page nothing links to/services/repair
- SuggestedA free place to be listedLocal business directory
- Up to dateSearch Console dataSnapshot from a file you exported
What the Links screen holds
Four things nobody does by hand
Internal links as the article is written
While the article is being written, the system connects it to the relevant pages on your site, and only where the phrase already appears naturally in the text. You review the article before it publishes, as always.
What links to what
For every article you see where it links to and what links to it. That is what explains why one page will not move in Google while others do.
Orphan pages
Pages no other page on your site links to, which makes it hard for Google to reach them and to treat them as important. Pages linked from the home page or the menu are not counted as orphans.
Free places to be listed
A hand-checked list of directories and business profiles for the project’s country and language, marked where your business already appears.
What we do not do
Search Console
The links Google already found
A direct link to Google’s own report
Search Console has no API that returns the list of links, so we do not invent one. There is a direct link into the report at Google.
A snapshot from a file you exported
You can upload a CSV you exported from Search Console and see it inside the system. It is a snapshot of the day you exported it, and it does not update on its own.
Common questions
What people ask about links
Do I have to approve every internal link?
Why did an article get no links sometimes?
Does this work on a Shopify store?
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