Internal linking
Recolor the semantic map by links inside each topic and find pages that sit apart from their group.
Select Links in the map toolbar. The treemap stays put, but color now shows how well each page links to other pages in the same topic.
This is intra-group linking. It does not score every link across the site. A page can be a site-wide hub and still be isolated from the pages in its own cluster.
Read the link filter
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Well-connected | Strong linking to and from pages in this group |
| Moderate | Some same-group links |
| Weak | Few same-group links |
| Isolated | No meaningful links inside the group |
Click a status to keep matching pages clear and dim the rest. The filter works from the all-groups overview and inside one cluster.
Inspect the count
Hover a page to see its same-group link count. No links means Silkra did not find an inbound or outbound connection to another page in that cluster.
Switch Links off to return to topic colors. The layout does not move, so you can compare topical fit and linking without finding the page again.
Take weak pages to the table
Zoom into a cluster, select Weak or Isolated, then use the filter-to-table control. The table opens with both the semantic group and link status applied.
From there, open a page's Link tree for the actual inbound and outbound links. Link status is a prompt to inspect, not an instruction to add any available link.
Topic clusters → Page inspector → Semantic map overview → Filters and issues →