Internal linking workspace

Turn fresh crawl data into links your team can publish.

Find the best pages to link into a target article, review the shortlist, then create copy-paste-ready WordPress edits with one Claude call.

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Step 1 · Data source

Keep the recommendation engine current

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Posts content export

Latest published WordPress posts, including full HTML.

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Internal link crawl

Screaming Frog workbook with contextual inlink sheets.

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Published posts — Awaiting data

Crawled URLs — Awaiting data

Contextual links — Unique source → target pairs

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Step 2 · Target article

Build an inbound link plan

Preview is deterministic and free. Generate only when the shortlist looks useful.

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Target article URL

Paste a full interscale.com.au blog permalink.

Recommendation settings

Inlink goal Unique contextual links per article Spare options Backups; goal + spares may total up to 25 Candidate shortlist Pages ranked before Claude reviews

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Deterministic preview

Candidate shortlist

Ranked by topical similarity; final relevance is not yet judged.

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Pages shortlisted as potential internal link sources
Rank	Source article	Category	Similarity	Best section

Step 3 · Final output

Recommendation plan

Fresh run

Your final, implementation-ready inbound links.

Current inlinks —

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Core recommendations —

Spare options —

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Final internal link recommendations with WordPress replacement text
No	Target URL	Target Title	Source URL	Source Title	Category	Place in Section	Edit Type	Suggested Anchor	Original Text (find this in WP)	New Text (replace with · anchor in [ ])	Why Relevant	Priority	Status