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Make the next page
worth the click.
Useful links explain where a reader can go next and why. Prepare a specific destination, clear wording and a reason for the link to belong in the paragraph.
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Internal link wording workshop
Use your own evidence. Inputs stay in this tab. Nothing is submitted; you can choose to download a text brief.
Result
Enter your evidence and run the tool. No measurement is supplied by default.
A worked way to think about it
In a section about excluded pages, “check your saved indexing directives” is more informative than “click here.” The linked worksheet should actually provide that check and explain what remains unknown.
Before acting on the result
- Use a real, reachable destination.
- Read the anchor in context and on its own.
- Avoid forcing unrelated keywords.
- Review the rendered link with keyboard navigation.
How many internal links should I add?
There is no universal count. Add a link when it helps a reader complete their task; review its relevance, destination and context.
Method and primary guidance
This is an educational planning aid. Its logic is deterministic and bounded; it has no access to your website or Google account. Review the dated source evidence when making a real decision.
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