特写

Everything the plugin does.

Set a keyword and a target URL, and the 链接 appears everywhere that word occurs — in old posts and new ones. Below is what you get in the free version, and what Pro adds on top.

In every version, free

Automatic keyword linking

You store a keyword and a target URL once. From then on the plugin links that word wherever it appears — across every existing post and every future one. Several keywords can point at the same target.

Link limit, nofollow and target tab

Cap how many links a single page may receive, so no post ends up over-optimised. Decide per rule whether search engines follow the link and whether it opens in a new tab.

Blacklist and HTML exclusions

Take individual pages out of the process entirely — legal pages, landing pages, anything you want left alone. Exclude specific CSS classes or IDs so menus, headers and special blocks stay untouched.

Import, export and statistics

All rules travel as CSV — useful for bulk edits, site migrations and agency workflows. The statistics view shows which links actually get clicked, so the strategy rests on data rather than guesswork.

What Pro adds

The first two are the reason people switch to us. Most auto-linkers do not have them.

关键字阈值

Only start linking from the third, fifth or tenth occurrence of a word. The first mentions stay plain text, so an article does not turn blue in the opening paragraph. This is what separates a readable page from an obviously automated one.

Partial word matching

Link part of a word rather than the whole thing — useful in German, where compounds run together, and anywhere a stem carries the meaning. Precision down to the character, instead of an all-or-nothing match.

Same-category linking

Restrict linking to posts inside the same category. The result is a tight topical cluster instead of links scattered across unrelated subjects — which is what search engines reward.

WooCommerce and ACF

Product descriptions and category texts are linked like any other content, and custom fields built with Advanced Custom Fields are included too — not just the standard editor content.

缓存

Redis, Memcached, APCu and others keep the link processing in the background, so the work does not land on your visitors’ page load. This is the answer to the usual objection that auto-linking slows a site down.

Role permissions

Decide which user roles may see and change linking rules. Editors and authors keep working as usual while the link strategy stays in the hands of whoever owns it.