Review internal link structure and discoverability
Find orphan pages, broken links, and buried content that weakens discovery and internal clarity.
Find
Internal Links helps you understand how pages are connected across the site. Use it to find orphan pages, broken links, and overly deep content that may be harder to discover and support.
What this tool does
- Detect orphan pages and broken internal links
- Review click depth and page discoverability
- Spot structural issues that weaken support for important pages
Where This Fits
Internal Links is a Find tool. Use it to understand whether important pages are discoverable through the internal structure before you move into more detailed fixes.
What you see in the product
- Summary views of internal pages, links, and orphan counts
- Page-level metrics such as inlinks, outlinks, and depth
- A clearer picture of where internal structure needs attention
Plan behaviour
Plan behaviour
- Free — Limited structural visibility where exposed
- Pro — Stronger structural review workflow for up to two sites
- Agency — Broader scaled delivery support
When to Use It
When to Use It
- You want to understand whether important pages are easy to discover internally.
- You suspect some pages are buried or unsupported.
- You fixed internal structure issues and want to review the effect afterwards.
Common Pitfalls
- Reviewing link metrics without a recent crawl basis.
- Ignoring deep pages that matter commercially.
- Treating all structural issues as equal instead of focusing on the pages that matter most.
Example
Example
You use "Internal Links" to establish current visibility and identify where results are weaker than expected. The output gives you a baseline you can review again after making changes.
What it looks like
- Orphan detection
- Broken links
- Depth analysis
Next steps
Start with the plan that fits your current stage, or compare tiers if you need more reporting depth, outputs, or workflow scale.