Internal linking suggestions

Internal linking reads your completed content inventory and the Search Console queries already stored for your site. This feature performs no crawl of its own.

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How candidates are found

RankMeFast identifies orphan and weakly-linked target pages in the inventory, then matches each to plausible source pages by shared stored Search Console queries and heading overlap.

Every suggestion discloses the evidence it rests on: which queries the two pages share and which headings overlap. You can read the reasoning before acting on it.

Anchors and export

The AI runtime drafts anchor text ranked over the deterministic candidate list. Each anchor is marked as an AI interpretation, and the deterministic suggestion underneath it stands on its own.

If the AI pass fails, the deterministic suggestions and their fallback anchors remain, so a run never returns empty because of the model. Suggestions export to CSV.

Freshness requirement

Suggestions come only from a completed content inventory no more than seven days old. If your inventory is missing or stale, RankMeFast asks you to refresh it rather than crawling on its own.

Every suggested source and target is a page already in that inventory. Pages marked noindex are excluded as targets.

Honest limits

Confidence describes the quality of the evidence — how many queries are shared and how strongly headings overlap — not traffic or ranking impact.

Nothing is written back to your site. RankMeFast produces a list you implement yourself in your own CMS.

For units and plan limits, see Pricing.

Before acting, compare this guide with the stored evidence and status shown in RankMeFast.

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