Internal linking tool: no orphan page left behind.

An internal linking tool finds the links missing between pages on your own site and suggests where to add them. Mentionova's reads your sitemap, crawls the links you already have, and flags orphan pages that nothing links to, plus pages with too few links in. For each one it proposes a source page, an anchor and the sentence the link belongs in. You review the suggestions and decide which go live, so the structure improves without a manual audit.

AI internal linking uses a language model to read your pages the way an editor would and decide where a link helps the reader. Instead of matching keywords, it looks for a sentence on a related page that already talks about the destination's topic, then links the words that describe it. The result is an anchor that fits the paragraph. Mentionova stages every suggestion for human review, so an editor still makes the final call.

An orphan page is a page on your site that no other page links to. Crawlers mostly discover pages by following links, so an orphan can go unfound or rarely recrawled even when it's your best guide on the topic. Internal links also signal which pages matter and how they relate to each other. Linking orphans from relevant pages that already get traffic is one of the simplest structural fixes a site can make.

Yes, and it goes a step further. As an internal link checker it crawls your sitemap, maps every internal link, and flags orphan pages and pages with too few links in. Where most checkers stop at the report, Mentionova suggests the fix: the source page, the anchor and the sentence for each new link, staged for your review.

It reads the source page, finds a sentence that already talks about the destination's topic, and links the words in that sentence that describe the destination. That keeps anchors varied and natural instead of repeating one exact-match phrase. You see the full sentence with the proposed anchor highlighted before you approve anything.

No. Every suggestion is staged for review with its source page, anchor and sentence, and someone on your team approves it before anything changes on your site. You set the rules too, including the maximum number of new links per page, so a run never floods a single article with links.

Run it whenever you publish in volume, or put it on a weekly schedule. Mentionova's internal linking runs as a workflow, so it can re-read your sitemap every week and suggest links for pages published since the last run. That is what keeps new posts from staying orphaned for months.

Your sitemap. The workflow pulls every page listed there, crawls the internal links between them and works from what it finds. The first run returns the full list of orphan pages and a first batch of suggested links, each with its source page, anchor and sentence, ready to review.