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Internal link analysis

Inspect link relationships, affected URLs, placement evidence, and technical problems in the same Site Audit workspace.

From crawl to living link map.

Every crawled page becomes a node, every internal link a visible relationship. Your site's structure, mapped as it really is.

128Crawled pages
1,542Internal links
17Link issues

Built from the same crawl as your Site Audit.

Incoming and outgoing, per page.

Pick any URL and see both sides of its link profile: which pages link to it, which pages it links out to, and how each relationship is set.

Follow and nofollow are counted separately.

Selected page/blog/technical-seo-guide2412

Incoming links

/blogBody
/blog/internal-linkingHeader
/guides/site-structureBody

Outgoing links

/features/site-auditBody
/docs/crawlerBody
/pricingFooter

Every relationship, with evidence.

Open any link and see the exact source, target, anchor text, and where in the page the link actually sits — straight from the crawler's view of the DOM.

/blog/internal-linking

Source/blog/internal-linking/blog/technical-seo-guidePlacement · Body · main contentFollow
What stays connectedSource and target URLsRelationship evidenceLink issues and scope

Structure and click depth, layer by layer.

The URL tree shows how your site fans out from the homepage — and how many clicks each page really is away from it.

Broken paths, made visible.

Filter to broken, redirected, or missing relationships and open the affected source and target pages before you change anything.

404
/blog/internal-linking/guides/anchor-text-basics404 · target not found
301
/pricing/features/audit/features/site-audit301 · points at an old URL
200
/blog/blog/technical-seo-guide

Affected pages/blog/internal-linking · /blog/technical-seo-guide

A repeatable workflow

See the structure, isolate the issue, inspect the evidence.

Use the graph for orientation and detailed relationship views for decisions.

  1. 01

    Map

    See how crawled pages and internal relationships form the site structure.

  2. 02

    Isolate

    Filter to broken, redirected, missing, or strategically important relationships.

  3. 03

    Inspect

    Open the source, target, placement, and issue evidence needed for the fix.

Understand how pages actually connect.

Trace relationships, find broken paths, and verify the pages involved before you change the site.