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How do internal link suggestions work?
Short answerWeb SEO → Internal links suggests links from your pages that already mention a search to the page that ranks for it. Accept, change the link text, or reject each one (also in bulk), then send them through Changes for approval: the connector adds them where it can, otherwise you get the steps for your platform and mark them done. The next scan confirms them, and they can be undone.
Links between your own pages help search engines and visitors find the pages that matter. Internal links is under Web SEO in each project.
The suggestions
SEOmise looks for pages that rank in the middle of the results (from Search Console) and have few links from your own pages. For each, it finds sentences on your other pages that already mention the search, and suggests a link from the words already there. Only links in the main content count; menus, headers and footers are noted but not counted.
Review them
For each suggestion: accept it, change the link text by choosing its first and last word, or reject it. Select several (or all) to do the same in bulk.
Put them on your site
- Through Changes: accepted links go for approval like every change, with the live check and undo. The site connector adds the link where it can (it never edits page-builder pages).
- By hand: you get the sentence and the link to add in your platform; press Mark as done and the next scan confirms the link.
Undo puts the exact sentence back. A page changed since the suggestion is marked "Page changed" and left alone.
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