Sample a public site and find useful source-to-target internal-link opportunities with suggested anchor text.
Results identify the source, target, and a suggested anchor.
No sign-in or email required.This tool samples public pages, records the internal links already present, compares page titles, descriptions, and headings, and suggests relevant source-to-target pairs that were not observed. Every opportunity keeps the source URL, destination URL, proposed anchor, and a relevance score together so an editor can make a real placement decision.
Start with the items that change whether an internal link can work at all. Confirm the evidence on the live page or source file, make the smallest safe correction, and run the same check again after publishing.
A warning is not automatically a defect. Compare it with the page purpose, the intended audience, the available first-party evidence, and the rest of the site before changing a template that may affect many URLs.
Treat the output as a decision aid, not a ranking promise. Keep a record of the change, allow the relevant crawler or reporting period to update, and compare the business or search outcome with the baseline.
