Introducing Internal Link Checker: Your Comprehensive Web Link Analysis Tool
Are you looking for a reliable solution to analyze and optimize the internal link structure of your website? Look no further! Internal Link Checker is a cutting-edge web-based tool designed to effortlessly scan every page of your website, extract all internal links, and provide you with a detailed breakdown of each link and its associated anchor text.
With Internal Link Checker, you can gain invaluable insights into your website's internal linking patterns, enabling you to enhance the user experience, boost search engine rankings, and drive targeted traffic to specific pages. Let's explore the exceptional features that make Internal Link Checker the ultimate companion for optimizing your website's internal link architecture:
Comprehensive Scanning: Internal Link Checker performs a thorough scan of every page of your website, leaving no stone unturned. It meticulously crawls through your website's structure, swiftly extracting all internal links, ensuring no link goes unnoticed.
Anchor Text Extraction: Extracting the anchor text associated with each internal link is crucial for understanding the context and relevance of the linked pages. Internal Link Checker effortlessly identifies and captures the anchor text for every link, allowing you to assess the effectiveness and SEO value of your internal linking strategy.
Intuitive Visualization: The tool presents the results of the scan in a clear and intuitive interface, providing you with a visual representation of your website's internal link network. You can explore the interconnectedness of pages, track link distribution, and identify any missing or broken links with ease.
Link Analytics: Internal Link Checker goes beyond basic link extraction by offering in-depth analytics for each internal link. You can view the distribution of anchor text, identify link clusters, and analyze the link equity flowing through your website. This enables you to make data-driven decisions to improve your website's navigation and SEO performance.
Export and Reporting: Internal Link Checker allows you to export the results of your scan and analysis in various formats, such as CSV or PDF. This feature enables you to share the findings with your team, clients, or stakeholders, facilitating collaboration and informed decision-making.
With Internal Link Checker, you have a powerful ally in your quest to optimize your website's internal link structure. Uncover hidden opportunities, fix broken links, and fine-tune your anchor text distribution effortlessly.
Take control of your website's internal link network today with Internal Link Checker and unleash the full potential of your online presence. Try now and unlock the secrets of effective internal linking!
Hello everyone, in this video I'll be showing you how to use our internal link checker tool. So you point this tool at any website you like and it will crawl every page and check all the internal links on your website.
The reason you want to check your internal links is because every time you link to a web page on your own website, you're passing a little bit of internal link juice around. You want to link to the pages that are most important to you the most, and you want to link to them with descriptive anchor text to help Google work out what that web page is about.
For example, if you've got an important web page and you want it to rank high on Google, you want lots of internal links pointing to it, and you want descriptive anchor text — such as if it's about shoes, have “shoes” in the anchor text. You don’t want things like “read more” or “click here.” This tool will help you find those non-descriptive anchor texts, and it will also show you how often you're linking to certain pages from certain pages.
Before we show you the tool in action, we’ll go through the small number of options. Here you simply enter the website you want to check, and below that we have “scan speed.” If you’ve got a website that can handle a lot of connections at once and it won’t block our IP address, you can increase the speed. But if you’re unsure, leave it at five — that will scan fairly quickly and reduce the chance of blocking the IP address we’re scanning from.
Let’s kick off a scan and then come back when it’s finished.
A few minutes later, we’ve scanned a total of 563 pages on this website, and you can see we’ve got a bunch of interesting results to work through. There are various filters up here. If we want to show only pages where no issues were detected, we can filter that.
Most of the filters are self-explanatory, but let’s go through them anyway:
Show pages with empty anchors: This means you have a hyperlink without any anchor text.
Show pages with image links: If you want to see internal links that use images as anchors, keep this checked. Some people may want to replace image links with text links since text anchors are more descriptive for Google.
Show pages with anchors of ten words or more: Long anchor texts may dilute your keywords, so this helps identify them.
Show pages with common non-descriptive anchors: These include phrases like “more info,” “click here,” or “read more.” These aren’t helpful for SEO because they don’t describe the linked page to Google.
You can also filter down to URLs that contain specific text — for example, if you only want to see results for pages about “pork,” you can enter “pork” there. You can also filter by anchor text if you want to see all web pages that have a specific anchor linking to them.
Now let’s go through some results. For the first page, you can see the anchor texts pointing to it from other pages. There are four image links, two “read more” anchor texts, and the rest are more descriptive ones.
If you want to see the pages where these anchor texts are used, simply click the button, and it will show all internal anchor texts pointing to that page. You can see the pages, the anchor texts, and any issues detected — for example, “read more” flagged as non-descriptive, while image links aren’t ideal but not necessarily issues.
How I recommend using this tool is to go through all your website’s URLs and ensure the anchor texts linking to them are descriptive and accurate. They should clearly tell what the page is about and include the keywords you’re trying to rank for.
That concludes our demo. Hopefully, you can see how useful this tool is. You can point it at your website, it will crawl every page, check every link, and show you for each page what the internal links are, how many there are, where they are, what their anchor texts are, and whether there are any issues.
Having optimal internal linking is a really quick and basically free way to improve your search engine rankings. I hope this tool is useful for you — and as always, thank you for watching.
