Fix internal link leaks before they drain rankings.
Wranker’s Internal Link Analyser Tool finds orphan pages, weak page paths, broken links, redirect chains and risky anchors — then turns every insight into a task, fix or report.
Link Equity Leak Priorities
Highest-impact pages ranked by lost internal link value
Link Depth vs Page Strength
Pages by crawl depth with average Page Interlinking Score
Recommended Fix Workflow
Validated source-to-target links ready to become an assigned SEO task
Internal linking is usually fixed after the damage is already visible.
Teams know internal links matter, but the work usually starts with a messy crawl export. By the time orphan pages, redirect chains and anchor problems are assembled by hand, search performance has already taken the hit.
Wranker replaces the spreadsheet audit with a score-led workflow that shows what broke, why it matters and what to do next.
Link equity, anchor quality and fix actions in one workspace.
Core panels: Overview, Pages, Anchors, Broken Links, Redirects, External Links and Link Map.
Linked scores: DILS for domain health, PILS for pages and AQS for anchor quality.
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Workflow from link discovery to task creation, replacement, validation and reporting.
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A five-step loop for cleaner internal links.
The Internal Link Analyser is not just a report. It is a workflow that moves from crawl data to scoring, prioritisation, fixes and client-ready reporting.
Crawl
Use the Wranker crawler to collect pages, inlinks, outlinks, anchors, redirects, broken links and crawl depth.
Score
Calculate DILS, PILS and AQS so weak internal linking, poor anchors and fragile page paths are visible fast.
Prioritise
Separate orphan pages, dangling pages, broken links, redirect chains and risky anchors by impact and page value.
Fix
Open page drawers, create tasks, replace links, validate targets and move issues into the campaign taskboard.
Report
Export the tab, add sections to reports and show clients how internal linking improvements are progressing.
See your domain interlinking score before rankings leak.
Start with a clean DILS overview that combines internal linking strength, orphan penalties, redirect penalties and anchor quality into one score.
Find the pages that deserve stronger internal links.
The Pages panel moves beyond raw link counts. Every URL carries inlinks, outlinks, anchor count, PILS, status flags and actions.
Stop using the same internal anchor everywhere.
AQS helps teams understand whether anchors are diverse, descriptive and safe. See anchor usage, linked pages, type and quality in one panel.
Repair broken paths before crawlers and users hit dead ends.
Broken Links and Redirects panels expose source pages, broken URLs, final URLs, anchor text, status, chain depth and fix suggestions.
Understand your site architecture visually.
The Link Map turns internal links into a visual graph so teams can spot isolated pages, weak clusters, redirects and dangling nodes quickly.
Every link issue can become assigned work and client-ready proof.
The page drawer, replace link drawer, chain visualiser and task actions keep fixes connected to the original audit context.
One internal link audit, three ways to work.
Solo SEOs need clarity. In-house teams need ownership. Agencies need repeatability and reporting. The same analyser supports all three.
Find hidden link gaps without spreadsheets.
Move from a crawl export to an ordered fix list that tells you where link equity is leaking.
- ✓See DILS, orphan pages and broken links in one view
- ✓Open page-level PILS and AQS context
- ✓Create tasks directly from the issue
Give content, SEO and dev teams the same link map.
Turn internal linking into a shared workflow instead of scattered URL lists and ambiguous tickets.
- ✓Route broken links and redirect chains to the right owner
- ✓Use anchor suggestions to brief content updates
- ✓Validate fixes against crawler status
Audit internal links across many client sites.
Use project context, exports, report hooks and task templates to standardise internal link audits at scale.
- ✓Export CSV/PDF at tab level
- ✓Add link sections to client reports
- ✓Use shared access and task workflows
Placeholder testimonial — replace with customer proof. Wranker helped our team turn internal link audits into clear tasks instead of long exports nobody wanted to open.
Placeholder metric — replace with verified benchmark. Example: orphan pages found during first crawl.
The old way vs. the Wranker way.
Internal link analysis should not end with a spreadsheet. Wranker connects the audit to the fix, task and report.
Audit your internal links before the next crawl cycle.
Start with a free audit, then scale into DILS monitoring, page-level link analysis, task workflows and report-ready exports.
Connect internal linking to the rest of your SEO workflow.
Internal link insights become stronger when they connect to site audits, page insights, backlink authority, tasks and reporting.
SEO Dashboard
Monitor SEO health, risk, tasks and reporting across every project.
Site Audit
Find technical, crawl, indexability and page experience issues.
Page Insights
Analyse URL-level health, traffic, keywords, backlinks and cannibalisation.
Backlink Insights
Connect internal authority gaps with backlink authority and recovery work.
Campaign Activity TaskBoard
Move internal link recommendations into assigned SEO tasks.
Reporting Dashboard
Turn link audit sections into white-label PDF, CSV and share-link reports.
Internal Link Analyser questions, answered.
Built for SEO teams who need direct answers, not another crawl export to decode.
What is an Internal Link Analyser Tool?+
An Internal Link Analyser Tool audits how pages connect across a website. Wranker uses crawler data to show DILS, PILS, AQS, orphan pages, dangling pages, broken links, redirect chains, anchor quality and a visual link map.
How does Wranker calculate internal linking health?+
Wranker uses DILS, or Domain Interlinking Score, as the main health signal. It combines internal linking strength, orphan penalties, redirect penalties and AQS signals so teams can see whether link equity flows properly across the site.
Can Wranker find orphan pages?+
Yes. Wranker identifies pages with no internal inlinks and separates them from dangling pages, connected pages and weakly linked pages so you can create internal links where they matter most.
Does the Internal Link Analyser show anchor text quality?+
Yes. The Anchors panel tracks anchor text, usage, linked pages, anchor type and AQS. It also surfaces overused, underused and risky anchor patterns so teams can diversify internal anchors.
Can I fix broken internal links inside the workflow?+
The Broken Links panel lists the source page, broken URL, anchor text, status and fix suggestion. Teams can open the Replace Link Drawer, validate the replacement and create a task from the same context.
Does Wranker show redirect chains?+
Yes. The Redirects panel shows source URLs, redirecting links, final URLs, anchor text and chain depth, with alerts for excessive chains, loops and mixed protocols.
Is there a visual internal link map?+
Yes. The Link Map visualises pages as nodes and internal links as edges. Nodes can be coloured by status such as Healthy, Orphan, Redirect or Dangling, with controls for filters, export and lasso selection.
Which data sources power the Internal Link Analyser?+
Wranker Crawler is the primary data source. Google Search Console and Google Analytics can be used optionally to add performance context, but the core link audit works from crawler data.
Can internal link insights become tasks and reports?+
Yes. Page rows, broken-link rows, redirect chains and anchor issues can be turned into tasks. Tabs can also be exported as CSV/PDF or added to Wranker reports.
Bring every internal link issue into one fix-ready workflow.
Start with a free audit, then scale into internal link scoring, page analysis, anchor quality checks, task workflows and client-ready reporting.