Definition
Internal linking is the practice of linking between pages on the same website. It distributes link authority, helps search engines discover and crawl pages, and — through anchor text and structure — establishes topical relationships and hierarchy across a site.
Why it matters
Internal links are the connective tissue of topical authority. A well-linked cluster tells engines which pages are central and how concepts relate — and keeps readers moving deeper into your content.
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