Internal Link Juicer

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Create rule-based WordPress links from per-post keyword settings and link limits.

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What it does

Internal Link Juicer is a WordPress plugin that generates internal links from configured keywords. It provides anchor variations, exclusion rules, link-count controls and reports, with free Basic and paid Pro access.

Internal Link Juicer turns a post's configured keywords into links pointing to that post. Add the phrases in the WordPress editor's keyword panel; the plugin then links matching text elsewhere in the site. Placeholder gaps allow variations in the anchor wording.

The useful controls are frequency and scope. Set limits per page and destination, exclude posts that should not receive generated links, and choose which content types can supply them. For example, a specific phrase such as a product-family name is easier to pair with one destination than a broad word used throughout the site. The sortable statistics dashboard lets you review the resulting links.

The free Basic plugin works with posts and pages. Pro adds category and tag pages, custom fields, external targets and imports of existing Yoast or Rank Math focus keywords. Pro can also account for manually placed links, which helps avoid adding another link to a destination already mentioned in the article.

Pro licences are billed annually by site count. The free plugin can be downloaded from WordPress.org.

Strengths

  • Provides configurable link counts, anchor variations and exclusions.
  • Offers a free Basic plugin for posts and pages.

Watch out for

  • Taxonomy and custom-field linking require Pro.
  • Accounting for existing manually placed links is a Pro capability.

Best for

  • WordPress owners maintaining explicit keyword-to-page linking rules

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