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Internal linking

Find and add internal links between your pages to spread authority and help search engines understand your site — with a one-click revert if you change your mind.

Internal links tell search engines how your pages relate and pass authority between them, and they're one of the most under-used on-page levers. SearchChamp finds internal-linking opportunities across your site and, where supported, can add them for you — with a revert so a change is never one-way.

What you'll need

  • A connected, verified site.
  • For automatic deployment: a connected CMS (for example WordPress). Without one, you can still copy the suggested links and add them yourself.

Internal Links clusters with corpus size, orphan pages, and suggested connections

Open the internal-linking opportunities view. SearchChamp analyzes your pages and suggests links — a source page, a target page, and the anchor text to use — prioritized by impact.

Each suggestion offers a mode depending on your setup:

  • Deploy — apply the link directly to the page on a connected CMS.
  • Copy — copy the suggested link and anchor to paste in yourself.
  • Locked — available when you connect a CMS or upgrade your plan.

Revert if needed

A deployed link can be reverted in one click, which removes the change from the page. That makes it safe to try a suggestion and undo it if it doesn't read well in context.

Plan availability

Internal-linking suggestions are available on paid plans. Deploy and revert require a connected CMS and may depend on your plan; without a connected CMS, use Copy and add links manually. See Plans & credits.

FAQs

Will it change my pages automatically? Only when you choose Deploy on a connected CMS. Suggestions are never applied without you selecting them, and every deployed link can be reverted.

What if I don't have a CMS connected? You'll still get the suggestions — use Copy to add each link yourself.

Can I undo a deployed link? Yes. Use Revert to remove the change from the page.

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