What Zinn® SEO does for internal links, part 1 of 2, and which of it is free.
What it does
Link suggestions as you write — The pages your text should link to and the words to link, from your own site with no outside service, inserted with one click; Pro shows every suggestion and the pages that should link to the one you are writing.
Orphans and dead ends — A link index of which page links to which: pages nothing links to, pages that link nowhere, and link counts in the post lists.
Breadcrumbs for themes — A template function and a shortcode printing the same breadcrumb trail as the page's structured data, in every language.
Link rules — nofollow, sponsored or new tab for every outbound link or for chosen sites, and cloaked links counted as outbound, applied as pages are shown.
Internal link updates — Change a page’s address and every link to it across your site moves to the new one, so no visitor or crawler takes a redirect detour.
Breadcrumb rules per content type — Choose which categories each content type's trail runs through (products through product categories), leave the shop or archive page out, with plain names and never a parent page visitors cannot open.
Shorter breadcrumb trails — Fold the middle of a long trail into "…" with a maximum number of steps, and leave the Home step out, on the breadcrumbs block and shortcode.
Free or Pro
Everything here is in the free edition.
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