Why internal links are the “boring” SEO lever with a big payoff

You already know the drill: great content isn’t always enough.

Internal links help you:

• Spread authority from strong pages to pages that need a push
• Build topical clusters that search engines can understand faster
• Improve crawl paths so important pages don’t sit three clicks deep
• Keep people moving (lower bounce, more pages per session, more trust)

And for GEO/AEO, it’s the same story in a different outfit: when your site has clear internal relationships, it becomes easier for systems to map “what this site knows” and “what page answers what.”

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How it works (no code, no headaches)

1) Connect once, securely

A one-time configuration for your master base URL and shared secret connects the plugin to the service – clean, secure, and not overly fiddly.

You can also test the connection anytime and use reset actions if something changes (domain moves, staging → production, new config, etc.).

2) Start interlinking from your WordPress dashboard

Kick off interlinking jobs right from the WordPress settings UI. No code changes. No copy/paste scripts. No “please edit theme files.”

3) Let it run in the background

Jobs run with asynchronous processing and a background worker, so your admin doesn’t freeze and you don’t hit annoying timeouts. You’ll see job status updates via admin-ajax polling, so progress is always visible – without hammering refresh.

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What you get (the benefits you’ll feel)

Faster, more consistent internal linking

The service handles automated internal link insertion so you’re not manually hunting for “where can I link this keyword?” across 200 posts. It’s the difference between “I should do internal links” and “my site is actually interlinked.”

Links that fit the context (not random anchors)

Your posts and pages are exported with full HTML context (XML with CDATA). Translation: formatting is preserved, and the service gets enough real context to place links where they make sense.

Coverage across your real site, not just blog posts

It works with both posts and pages, so your money pages, evergreen guides, and key support content don’t get left out.

Control freak? Same. Here’s your safety net.

Automatic doesn’t mean reckless.

• Conservative link limit enforcement keeps pages readable and avoids the “link salad” look.
• It respects existing internal links, reducing duplication and protecting what you already curated.
• Optional strict verification based on content hashes helps prevent unintended edits outside link additions.
• Dry-run / mock processing modes (service-side) let you preview or test safely before applying changes.

Lightweight in WordPress, heavy lifting handled elsewhere

The plugin stays lightweight because core logic lives on the master service. That means less performance drag inside WordPress, and smoother updates without turning your site into a science project.

On top of that, the service includes robust error handling and retries, so jobs fail less often and finish more consistently.

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FAQ

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