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Zinn® SEO: Internal links, part 2 of 2

What Zinn® SEO does for internal links, part 2 of 2, and which of it is free.

What it does

  • Suggestions by meaning (Pro) — Pages about the same thing in other words, found with your own AI key.
  • Automatic links (Pro) — Phrases that become links wherever they appear, once per page, never in headings or existing links.
  • Broken link checker (Pro) — Every link and image of the site checked in the background, weekly if you like, with unlink, replace and ignore, and an e-mail when something breaks.
  • Outbound links report (Pro) — Every site your pages link to, with how many links, the pages, the words and whether each link is followed, nofollow, sponsored or ugc. Filter and search, change or remove one link where it is, or every link to a site at once, reviewed first and undone in one click, with each site checked (live, redirecting, broken) and flagged when it looks like spam or an expired domain.
  • AI internal linking for the whole site (Pro) — A link plan for every page, made like an SEO expert: a hub for each topic, every orphan linked, the right number of links for each page, varied natural words in the best sentence. Review it, apply it with a revision per page, undo a whole run in one click, and new pages get their links as you publish.
  • Affiliate links (Pro) — Short /go/ addresses for your affiliate links with rel="sponsored", click counts without tracking visitors, a report of which posts use each link and a check for broken offers.
  • Links between your own sites (Pro) — See related posts on your other WordPress sites while you write, with a warning when no-trace mode is on.

Free or Pro

A feature marked (Pro) needs a Pro licence; (Agency plan) needs the Agency plan. Everything else is in the free edition.

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