Guide to Internal Linking

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Once you understand how an internal linking strategy works, it’s an easy way to get an extra boost. Start improving rankings and conversions by following these simple methods.

What’s inside:

  • The benefits you can expect to see from internal linking

  • An overview of Google’s crawling and scoring process

  • Several methods to build your internal linking strategy

  • How to avoid being spammy

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Once you understand how an internal linking strategy works, it’s an easy way to get an extra boost. Start improving rankings and conversions by following these simple methods.

What’s inside:

  • The benefits you can expect to see from internal linking

  • An overview of Google’s crawling and scoring process

  • Several methods to build your internal linking strategy

  • How to avoid being spammy

Once you understand how an internal linking strategy works, it’s an easy way to get an extra boost. Start improving rankings and conversions by following these simple methods.

What’s inside:

  • The benefits you can expect to see from internal linking

  • An overview of Google’s crawling and scoring process

  • Several methods to build your internal linking strategy

  • How to avoid being spammy

The first step to building an internal linking strategy is to understand Google’s algorithm. In this guide, get an overview of how Google scores content and how internal links are factored into this ranking system.

Then, we’ll cover two main purposes of internal linking and the strategies that support each:

  1. Internal linking to spread link authority

    • Method 1: Use top-linked pages

    • Method 2: Use highly trafficked pages

  2. Internal linking to improve UX

    • Method 1: Manually find relevant links within content

    • Method 2: Automate internal linking with a tool

Once you’ve mastered these concepts, it’s time to incorporate your strategy. Internal linking is an extremely quick and accessible way to get some control over keyword rankings. After all, it’s always simpler to work onsite than offsite.

Ready to get started? This guide provides a detailed walkthrough of each step, while tapping into the “why” behind each method.