Overview
Links analysis shows whether pages support each other through body-content links and whether the link profile is technically healthy.
Links
Links Analyzer explains how body-content links support crawl discovery, page authority flow, and technical health.
The public Links page explains how CheckSEO reviews internal and external links from body content only, helping users understand orphan URL risk, weak internal linking, broken links, and redirect noise.
SEO Focus: internal links analyzer, link health review, website internal linking
Public feature guide
Related reading: Index Coverage , Sitemap , Content .
What Users Learn
Visitors can understand internal link totals, external references, broken links, redirects, and how those signals support discovery and indexing.
How To Improve Results
Add contextual internal links with targeted anchors, repair broken links, and reduce unnecessary redirects in important user paths.
How To Use This In CheckSEO
Start with the SEO Search tool to review the website quickly and understand the initial score.
Move into the Projects dashboard to track the website as an ongoing SEO project.
Open the related module pages like SEO Reports, Index Coverage, Sitemap, Robots, Content, and Links to understand the result in detail.
Related CheckSEO Pages
These internal links use targeted anchor text so visitors and search engines can move naturally across the main website SEO review topics.
Index Coverage
Index Coverage shows whether website URLs are eligible, excluded, risky, or in need of review based on CheckSEO signals.
SitemapSitemap review explains how website URLs are discovered, validated, and prepared for deeper SEO analysis.
ContentContent Analyzer helps users review body-content quality, section structure, and on-page strength.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is internal link analysis?
Internal link analysis reviews the links between pages on the same website. CheckSEO reads links from the page body (not the menu, header, or footer) to show how your real content connects, where link support is missing, and which pages may be hard to discover.
Why are internal links important for SEO?
Internal links help search engines discover and crawl pages, and they pass relevance and authority between related pages. Strong internal linking reduces orphan pages and helps important URLs get crawled and indexed more reliably.
How does CheckSEO find broken or weak internal links?
The Links Analyzer checks each body link, reports its status, and flags broken links and redirects. It also surfaces pages with few or no incoming internal links so you can strengthen weak or orphaned URLs.
What is the difference between internal and external links?
Internal links point to other pages on your own domain; external links point to other websites. CheckSEO separates both so you can review internal linking structure and outbound references independently.
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