How does URLMatcher find internal link opportunities?
URLMatcher compares page content, evaluates anchor relevance, checks the existing link graph and weighs the authority of the potential source page.
Internal Linking Tool
Find relevant source pages, target pages and anchor suggestions using page content, the existing link graph and internal PageRank.
Opportunity discovery
Start from the project crawl so every suggestion reflects both page meaning and the links that already connect the site.
Compare source and target pages using content relevance and target wording.
Exclude source-to-target relationships that are already present in the crawl.
Weigh opportunities with source-page authority and internal PageRank.
Editorial review
Judge the actual placement instead of accepting an anchor suggestion without its surrounding page context.
See where the link would sit and whether the sentence supports it.
Review the recommended anchor beside the target and relevance signals.
Keep useful opportunities and leave weak suggestions out of the editorial queue.
Inside the internal linking tool
Open the source URL, target URL, recommended anchor and surrounding paragraph together before accepting the opportunity.
Find link opportunitiesWhere it helps
Find existing pages that discuss the same subject as a newly published guide, product or category.
Use crawl depth, inlinks and internal PageRank to find relevant pages that receive little structural support.
Review linking gaps between pillar pages, guides and supporting articles inside one SEO Project.
FAQ
URLMatcher compares page content, evaluates anchor relevance, checks the existing link graph and weighs the authority of the potential source page.
No. Existing links between the source and target page are removed from the opportunity list.
Each suggestion includes a source page, target page, recommended anchor text, source paragraph context and confidence for review.
Yes. Source-page authority helps prioritize a relevant link from a stronger page before weaker placements.
They are generated inside an SEO Project, alongside crawl data, URL Explorer and the current internal link graph.
Run a project crawl, open the opportunity list and review source, target, anchor and context together.