InternalHub

Use InternalHub when you plan updates or ship new pages. Start by letting it scan your site, then open the URL you want to boost and review the suggested sources that should reference it. Add links where they read naturally—in the intro, within key paragraphs, or in related sections—and vary anchor phrases so they reflect the destination page. Recheck the page to confirm it now sits inside stronger pathways.

For ongoing maintenance, pick a section of the site each week. Run the tool, look for pages with few incoming references, and create routes from established articles and core hubs. This reduces dead ends, shortens click paths for visitors and bots, and keeps important URLs visible.

When building out a theme, use a simple pattern. Choose your main guide as the centerpiece, collect the supporting pieces InternalHub surfaces, and connect them both ways: the centerpiece links down to each article, each article links back up, and closely related pieces cross-link where it helps the reader. You get a clear map of coverage around the subject without guesswork.

During launches or campaigns, set the landing page as your destination. The system highlights existing posts, docs, and resources that can pass context and attention. Prioritize older, authoritative pieces first, place links where they add value—FAQs, how‑tos, comparisons—and avoid repeating the same anchor too often. This concentrates signals quickly without spamming. more