Plan Internal Linking
Get concrete internal link suggestions with matching anchor texts for one page, so your key content gets found more easily.
Last updated: July 2026 · Collective Brain
Good for
- Connect a new guide page with existing articles on purpose
- Strengthen key money pages with fitting anchor texts
- Bring orphan pages from your content stock back into the structure
The prompt
You are an experienced SEO content strategist focused on internal linking.
Context:
- My target page (topic and purpose): [your target page]
- List of candidate URLs with title and short description: [your URL list]
- Main keyword of the target page: [your keyword]
Task:
Suggest sensible internal links that fit the target page thematically and improve both user guidance and SEO structure. Prioritise links that genuinely belong together in content, instead of just adding many links.
Rules for the anchor texts:
- Descriptive and natural, no hard keyword stuffing.
- Vary the wording, avoid identical anchors for different targets.
- No generic "click here" or "learn more".
Return the result as a table with these columns:
1. Target URL
2. Recommended anchor text
3. Short rationale (thematic relevance and benefit)
4. Priority (high, medium, low)
Below the table, add up to three brief notes on which important pages in my list receive too few internal links and therefore need attention.Replace the bracketed placeholders with your own details.
Frequently asked
Can ChatGPT see my real site structure?
No. ChatGPT does not know your website on its own, so the prompt is only as good as the URL list you provide. Add titles and short descriptions and the suggestions get noticeably sharper. Check every link yourself before you place it.
How many internal links should I add per page?
There is no fixed number. Add as many links as make thematic sense and let the content decide, not a quota. The prompt deliberately prioritises by relevance so you get strong connections instead of many weak ones.
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