CRAI LinkSense - Internal link builder
Free Wordpress plugin the finds internal links on your site.
What it does
Internal links from wording you already wrote. Finds orphan pages, checks broken links. Nothing changes until you approve it.
Your best pages are invisible if nothing links to them. CRAI LinkSense reads your whole site, finds every place one page mentions something another page covers, and turns those mentions into internal links — using wording you already wrote, one approval at a time. Nothing changes until you press “Add link.” That is the rule the whole plugin is built on. It never edits a post behind your back, never rewrites a sentence, never adds a link you have not seen first. Every suggestion shows you the exact sentence, the exact words that become clickable, and where the link goes — before anything happens. On a standard WordPress site, links are written directly into your content.…from wordpress.org
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