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SEO Strategy

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Internal Linking Strategy: From Site Architecture to Product Actions — linkbot.com

An internal linking strategy should do more than spread page authority. It should guide readers from informational pages into the product, demo, or next-step actions that matter most. That is the difference between a tidy site structure and a strategy that actually moves revenue. In this article, we’ll show

Internal Linking Strategy: How to Turn Content into a Growth System

Internal linking works best when it has a job. Not just “add more links,” but move authority, clarify topic relationships, and help the right pages get discovered. That is where internal linking strategy meets topic cluster SEO: the strategy gives you the rules, and the cluster gives you the structure.

Content Hub SEO: How to Build a Cluster That Drives Traffic and Conversions

A content hub is more than a blog category. It is a planned cluster of pages built around one topic so readers can move from a broad overview to specific answers without leaving your site. Done well, content hub SEO helps you rank for the head term, capture long-tail variations,

Screaming Frog Alternative: Linkbot for Internal Linking and Site Analysis

Screaming Frog is an excellent crawler, but crawls alone do not improve a site. If your team wants a tool that helps you move from diagnosis to action, Linkbot is the better Screaming Frog alternative because it focuses on internal linking execution. That difference matters for publishers, SaaS teams, and

How to Build Topic Clusters with Internal Links That Actually Move Rankings

How do you turn a handful of related pages into something search engines can actually understand? You build a topic cluster — and you connect it with internal links that do more than just point somewhere else. A good topic cluster gives each page a job. The pillar page defines the

Internal Linking for Publishers: Recirculation Blocks, Evergreen Hubs, and Indexing Wins

Publishers do not have an internal linking problem in the abstract. They have a routing problem. Every new article, guide, or newsletter archive creates another doorway into the site. The question is not whether readers can find a page. It is whether the site helps them move from one useful

How to Build an Internal Linking Strategy in 2026: From Site Architecture to Automation

Six-step framework for mapping site architecture, prioritizing pages, and scaling internal links with automation.