Internal links: the overlooked but powerful SEO lever
How to use internal links correctly to lift your key pages and improve indexing.
6 min
Internal links are links from one page of your site to another. They often go unnoticed, but they're one of the simplest and most powerful SEO levers you can fully control yourself.
Why they matter
- They pass authority – directing „weight“ from strong pages to ones you want to lift.
- They help navigation – visitors find related content more easily.
- They improve indexing – Google discovers and understands your pages faster.
Best practice
- Link from topically related pages.
- Use descriptive anchor text (not „click here“).
- Link from strong, popular pages to important but weaker ones.
- In every article – 2–3 internal links to related content and services.
Internal links are free and entirely in your control – unlike external ones. Don't leave them to chance.
Common mistakes
Too many links on one page, generic anchor text, „orphan“ pages (that nothing links to) and broken links – all reduce the benefit. Review your internal link structure regularly.
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