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We’ll show you step by step how to install, set up and make the most of the WordPress plugin to exploit the full potential of internal links. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced WordPress user – with the Internal Links Manager, you’ll always have full control over your internal linking strategy.

Our Features

Add New Link

Add one or more links with the keywords you want to link automatically. Set the priority to control which links are applied first—higher values are prioritized. If priorities match, the longer keyword wins. You can also define the link title, limit how often it appears per page, and enable "nofollow" if needed.

All Links

View all your internal links in the overview. From here, you can edit, deactivate, delete, or export them directly.

Statistic

In the statistics, you can see all links and their performance.

Import + Export

Import or export your internal links conveniently via CSV or JSON file. With CSV files, you also have the option of choosing the separator, whether semicolon or comma separated.

Settings

Select pages via “Whitelist” that are to be changed and pages that are not to be changed under “Blacklist”. You can also specify the post types here or select HTML elements for which no links should be set. You can also disable the statistics or switch off tracking if you are in admin mode.

How to get started?

Step1:
Dowload the Plugin

Begin by downloading the Internal Links Manager PlugIn from the official WordPress plugin store.

Step2:
Access the WordPress Dashboard

Step 3: Upload the Plugin

Click on the “Add New” button at the top of the Plugins page. Choose the “Upload Plugin” option. Select the Internal Links Manager plugin ZIP file that you downloaded earlier and click on the “Install now” button.

Step4: Activate the Plugin

Start5: Start creating Internal Links

You´re all set! Now you can start creating internal links! You can check out this separate article for further guidance on how to create your first internal link.

Create your first internal link

Add new Link

To create an internal link, login to your WordPress backend, navigate to the internal links manager plugin on the left sidebar and click “Add New Link”.

Filling out mandatory fields

Now you need to fill out all the mandatory fields. Firstly set an internal title for your link. This is just for your internal structure.

Next, select the page (link destination) you would like to link to. If you click “use custom url” you can also simply insert any page url you like.

In the next section “keywords” you can enter all the terms you want to be linked. You can either enter single words or even phrases, just separate them by pressing enter or tab after each keyword/phrase.

You can also decide whether or not your keywords should be case sensitive by ticking the corresponding box. Those are all the mandatory information. The rest is optional.

Within those optional settings you can assign a priority to your link. The higher the value, the ealier the keywords of the entry will be replaced. If the priority of two entries is equal, the longer one wins. You can also set your own desired link title for the HTML attribute. If you decide to leave this field empty, the internal title will be used. So we highly recommend to either come up with an adequate naming strategy for your internal titles, or to always set up proper link titles.

You can also set how often the link should appear. Choose -1 for unlimited links.
Lastly you have the options to let search engines follow your link, to set the link target as well as to allow for partial replacement of words. E.g: One of your keywords is “success”. If you activate this setting, “success” is linked whenever the word successful appears on your site.

Thats it! You´ve created your first internal link. Congratulations!