Free tool
Internal link finder
Tell us the page you want to rank and its keyword. We scan your site's pages for mentions of that keyword that don't link to it yet, and show the exact sentence where a link would fit.
What it checks
Find pages that mention a topic but don't link to your page yet.
- Your site's pages, from its sitemap or by following links from the home page (up to 200 pages)
- Every mention of your keyword, and up to two variants, in each page's main content
- Whether each page already links to your target page
- The sentence around each mention, so you can add the link in the right place
Frequently asked questions
Why do internal links help rankings?
They show search engines which pages matter and what they're about, and they pass authority from your strongest pages to the ones you want to rank. They also help visitors find related pages.
What anchor text should I use?
The words that describe the target page, usually the keyword or a natural variant, as part of a sentence. Avoid "click here", and don't use the exact same anchor on every page.
How many internal links should a page get?
Enough that it's easy to reach from related pages: a handful of contextual links from relevant articles and service pages is a good start. Quality and relevance matter more than the count.