WordPress SEO Service for Internal Linking, handled for you
Yoast or Rank Math takes care of your titles, meta tags and sitemap. We take care of the part SEO plugins leave to you: linking every post, page and product to the content it belongs with, and keeping those links up to date as you publish.
For bloggers, WooCommerce stores, publishers and marketing teams on WordPress
What does a WordPress SEO service include?
A complete WordPress SEO service touches hosting, plugins, content and links. Our service covers one piece in depth: the internal links between your posts, pages and products.
Speed and technical health
Hosting, caching, image compression, Core Web Vitals, permalink structure, redirects and the XML sitemap generated by your SEO plugin.
SEO plugin configuration
Yoast or Rank Math settings, title templates, meta descriptions, noindex rules for tag and author archives, and breadcrumbs.
Content planning
Keyword research, cornerstone posts, category structure and topic clusters that give each post a clear job.
Structured data
Article, Product, FAQ, Breadcrumb and Organization markup, usually managed through your SEO plugin or WooCommerce.
Internal linking
This is what we do. We map how your posts, pages and products should connect, add contextual links inside the content, and rescue orphan posts buried in the archive.
Backlinks and outreach
Guest posts, partnerships and digital PR that bring external authority to the pages you want to rank.
What internal links do for a WordPress site
Most WordPress sites have years of posts that only connect through categories, tags and pagination. Contextual links turn that archive into a structure search engines can follow.
Old posts get crawled again
Pagination pushes older posts several clicks away from the homepage. Links from newer, related posts bring them back within reach and reduce link depth.
Cornerstone content gets the authority
When your supporting posts link to your cornerstone pages with clear anchor text, link equity flows to the pages you actually want to rank.
Readers keep reading
A link in the right paragraph sends a reader from a how-to post to a product page or to the next guide, instead of back to Google.
Every new post strengthens the archive
Each article you publish is a chance to link back to older content. Our weekly crawl catches those chances so they are not lost.
Why internal linking on WordPress gets out of hand
WordPress makes publishing easy. Keeping hundreds of posts linked to each other is another story.
Categories and tags are not contextual links
Archive pages group posts together, but they do not tell search engines which post is the best answer for a topic. Links inside the content do.
SEO plugins work one post at a time
Link suggestions in an SEO plugin appear while you edit a single post. They do not tell you which older posts should now link to the article you just published.
Keyword rules over-link
Auto-link plugins that turn every occurrence of a keyword into a link create repeated anchors and links that make no sense in context.
Page builders slow down manual edits
With the Block editor, Elementor or Divi, text is spread across blocks and widgets. Adding links by hand to dozens of posts takes hours.
WordPress SEO service pricing
Start with a one-time audit, or let us manage your internal links every month.
Internal linking audit
One-time audit
- Crawl of every published post, page and custom post type
- List of orphan posts and pages with too few incoming links
- Review of anchor text and category structure
- Ranked list of the links worth adding first
- Action plan you can apply yourself or hand over to us
Managed internal linking
Monthly subscription
- LinkerFlow plugin installed and connected to your site
- Weekly crawl and review of new link suggestions
- Links published inside your posts after approval
- New posts linked to older content as you publish
- Broken link monitoring and a monthly report
Multi-site management
For several WordPress sites
- One team managing internal links across all your WordPress sites
- Support for blogs, WooCommerce stores and large content libraries
- Priority handling of site launches and content migrations
- Broken link monitoring on every site
- Custom monthly price based on site count and size
Doing it yourself vs auto-link plugin vs LinkerFlow
Three ways to handle internal links on a WordPress site.
| Criteria | By hand | Auto-link plugin | LinkerFlow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Links chosen by context, not keyword rules | Yes, if you have time | No | Yes |
| You approve each link | Yes | Rarely | Yes |
| Anchors based on Search Console data | Separate work | No | Yes |
| Old posts linked to new ones | Usually forgotten | Partial | Every week |
| Broken link checks | Another plugin | Sometimes | Included |
| Effort on a 500-post site | Days | Low, but risky | Minutes per week |
Who uses our WordPress SEO service
Any WordPress site with a growing archive of posts, pages or products.
Bloggers and publishers
Turn hundreds of standalone posts into topic clusters that rank together.
WooCommerce stores
Link buying guides and blog posts to the product and category pages that make the sale.
Marketing teams
Publish on schedule while the linking of each new article is handled for you.
Agencies and freelancers
Offer internal linking to your WordPress clients without adding hours to every project.
Tell us about your WordPress site
Share a few details and we will come back with the right setup and price for your site.
FAQ
Questions WordPress site owners ask before handing us their internal linking.
Still have questions? Contact us anytime.
Hand over your WordPress internal linking
Tell us about your site, approve the suggestions, and let your archive start working for you.