Feature

Internal link planner for teams shaping site architecture, support content, and authority pathways

This feature helps teams plan internal links more deliberately across service pages, feature pages, guides, compare pages, and support articles so the site works as a system.

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Connect pages more deliberately
Internal links should reinforce page roles, support pathways, and topical architecture rather than emerge randomly over time.
Why this matters

Move from isolated pages to connected site architecture

Service to support links

Connect core commercial pages to the guides, features, and support content that reinforce them.

Editorial consistency

Give content and SEO teams a clearer structure for how new articles should support existing assets.

Authority pathways

Strengthen the routes between pillar pages, clusters, and support articles in the WordPress layer.

Operational clarity

Support repeatable internal-link thinking rather than ad hoc linking after publication.

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Related internal linking articles

These supporting posts should reinforce information architecture, support-content pathways, and internal-link planning discipline.

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