Reports how many internal links point to each page and identifies under-linked important pages.
This check analyzes the internal linking structure of your site by counting how many internal links point to each page. It identifies pages with very few inbound internal links (under-linked) and pages with disproportionately many links, helping you understand how link equity flows through your site.
Internal links are one of the strongest signals you can control. They tell search engines which pages are important and pass ranking authority through your site. Pages with more internal links are generally seen as more important by search engines.
Under-linked pages may struggle to rank even if they have excellent content, because they receive insufficient internal link equity. Properly distributed internal links can significantly improve the ranking potential of important pages.
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Analyzes internal link anchor text for diversity, generic anchors, and over-optimization.
Identifies internal links marked with rel="nofollow" where that is likely unintended.