WHAT YOU CAN DO
Specific capabilities for the work in front of you.
A website link inventory
Scan the website and collect useful pages into one reviewable library instead of relying on memory while editing every article.
Core and long-tail destinations
Separate broadly useful pages from more specific destinations so frequent recommendations and narrower contextual links are easier to understand.
Meaning, not just URLs
Review a recommended page name, default anchor, page purpose, and category so the writing workflow knows when a destination is relevant.
A visible article setting
Choose a light, standard, or strong internal-linking preference, then verify the links that actually appear in the current draft.
HOW IT FITS YOUR WORKFLOW
Three steps from input to a reviewable result.
- 1
Scan the website
Build an initial inventory from the website saved in Brand Context and rescan after important site changes.
- 2
Review the library
Edit page names, anchors, purposes, categories, and URLs; add important pages the scan did not include.
- 3
Verify links in the draft
Let the article use reviewed core destinations, then remove or revise any link that is not useful in context.
SEO & GEO VALUE
How it helps your content get found and understood.
Relevant internal links help readers and crawlers discover important pages, clarify site structure, and pass attention from informational articles toward useful product or solution pages.
A clear network of descriptive links gives AI systems more context about how your pages relate and where the most authoritative explanation or product detail lives.
CONTROL & REVIEW
Recommendations remain editable
A scanned page is not automatically the right destination. You can correct its name, purpose, anchor, or category, and every final article still needs link review.
- Edit, add, or remove library pages.
- Choose the internal-linking strength.
- Review every link in the finished draft.