Internal link analysis
Map how authority and visitors move through your website, find important pages that are isolated or buried, and receive exact source-page, destination-page, anchor-text, and placement recommendations.
Connected site architecture
Turn a complicated link graph into a practical list of changes that make important pages easier to discover and understand.
Each recommendation includes anchor text and placement guidance.
AI visibility overview
Six-platform readiness and evidence
ChatGPT
Google
Gemini
Perplexity
Claude
GrokReveal orphan URLs and valuable pages with too few internal links from relevant sections of the site.
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Current direction
Link recommended
Recommended direction
Find isolated pages: Homepage → core service
See which commercial and informational pages require too many clicks to reach from strong navigation paths.
Internal authority map
Depth 0
Find isolated pages
Depth 1
Reduce unnecessary depth
Depth 1
Homepage → core service
Guide → commercial page
Location hub → city page
Receive the source page, destination page, recommended anchor text, placement, and reason for every proposed link.
Side-by-side competitor evidence
Visibility, content and commercial coverage
How it works
Rankworth follows eligible internal links and sitemap entries to build a complete view of connected pages.
We map redirects, orphans, anchor relevance, competing pages, and underlinked destinations to highlight the strongest connections.
Your action plan shows where each link should be added or updated and how the change supports discovery and intent.
Discovery and depth
Rankworth measures how many internal steps it takes to reach each page and identifies valuable service, product, location, and conversion pages that deserve clearer paths from relevant hubs.
Discovery overview
Depth 0
Depth 0–2
Depth 1
Depth 3
Depth 1
Orphan pages
Page depth
Destination health
Exact link opportunities
The report proposes a relevant source, a destination, concise anchor wording, a likely placement, and the reason each relationship helps users and search systems.
Side-by-side competitor evidence
Visibility, content and commercial coverage
Complete analysis
Review link health, page depth, anchor language, topic relationships, commercial authority, and competing destinations in one map.
Accessible or sitemap-listed pages and the clearest internal routes for connecting them to the wider website.
Click distance to important pages and opportunities to create clearer, more direct navigation paths.
Response quality, page availability, and the best current URL for every internal link destination.
Links that unnecessarily pass through a redirect before reaching the final destination.
Generic, misleading, repetitive, or unclear link wording that weakens context for the destination.
Relevant pages that should reinforce one another and pages that compete for the same topic.
Exact recommendation
Every recommendation connects a real page and an observed condition to a specific change, expected benefit, effort, confidence, and practical verification step.
Example report action
Evidence and implementation in one view
What we found
The main commercial cleaning page can gain three relevant internal links and move closer to the homepage.
Supporting evidence
Three high-traffic guides discuss commercial cleaning and offer strong sources for contextual links; the current link uses the generic anchor “learn more.”
Recommended change
Add contextual links from the three guides to the commercial page using concise, natural service-led anchors and include the service page in the primary services hub.
How to verify it
Re-crawl the site and confirm the service page is reachable at depth two with four relevant internal links that point directly to their destinations.
Frequently asked questions
Rankworth maps internal source and destination URLs, status codes, page depth, orphan pages, link counts, anchor text, redirects, broken destinations, topical relationships, and important pages that receive too little internal support.
Rankworth identifies an orphan page when it appears in a sitemap or opens directly but lacks a useful internal path from the wider website. The report then recommends relevant routes that help visitors and crawlers discover it naturally.
Yes. When a relevant relationship is supported by the page content, Rankworth can specify the source URL, destination URL, recommended anchor text, suggested placement, and reason for adding the link.
Rankworth prioritizes useful, contextual navigation over a fixed link count. It reviews anchor clarity, placement, relevance, sitewide repetition, and how each link supports the page's purpose.
Yes. Clear internal paths help people find related information and important conversion pages while giving search systems more context about page relationships, site structure, and priority.
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Enter your domain to map every internal link and receive exact recommendations for stronger discovery, context, and authority flow.
