Find pages that belong together
Semantic similarity surfaces neighbors that folder structure misses. Two guides on the same job can sit in different directories with no link between them — closeness is the signal, not the URL path.
Link the pages that belong together.
The crawl evidence behind every recommendation
Closeness, existing paths, and the passage that would justify a new link stay on every pair.
- Nearest semantic neighbor
- The closest page by meaning, even when it lives in another directory.
- Link status
- Unlinked, one-way, or linked both ways — so you do not recommend a path that exists.
- Anchor text on the graph
- How pages already point at each other, when they do.
- Supporting passage
- The sentence on the source page that makes the target a natural next step.
- Orphans and crawl depth
- Pages that belong to a topic but have no inbound path into it.
- Topic group
- The semantic cluster both URLs sit in, so the link strengthens a real group.
How the linking plan comes together
Find pages that belong together, check whether a path already exists, then ship source-and-target pairs with the passage that justifies each one.
Check what the graph already does
Unlinked, one-way, and both-ways status keeps you from recommending a path that already exists. The work is the missing edge, not another pass over the sitemap.
Ship source and target pairs
Approved opportunities land in a sheet: source, target, and the passage that makes the link make sense. An editor can implement it without reopening the crawl.
A linking plan you can implement.
Semantic opportunities
Find closeness that keyword matching and folder structure miss.
Link graph evidence
Review current paths before recommending a new connection.
Implementation-ready sheets
Deliver source, target, and rationale in a format someone can ship.
Related workflows
Get started
Talk to your first crawl.
Example questions include: Show me internal linking opportunities, Audit this site, Where should I start?, Find pages competing for the same intent, What changed since the last crawl?.
Crawl a site, then ask what needs attention.
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