Internal Authority Flow Report — Who Links to Whom | SEO-GEO

Most internal-link advice stops at 'add internal links'. This report tells you which page to link from, which page to link to, and what the anchor should say.

What can you check or produce?

Site link graph: page A → page B, with the real anchor text
Orphan detection: pages with zero inbound links in the scanned set
Separates navigation links from in-body links, flagging nav-only pages
Anchor monotony warning when one anchor covers 80%+ of inbound links
A copyable 'link A to B with anchor X' worklist, CSV exportable
Reuses HTML already fetched by the domain scan — no extra crawling or AI

How should you interpret results and choose the next action?

The link graph is persisted during the domain scan: every fetched page's <a> tags are parsed for target path and anchor text, with a flag for links inside navigation regions. Pure regex parsing — no extra crawl credits, no AI credits. Inbound counts only include links between pages the scan actually covered. So 'orphan' means 'no inbound link within this scan's page set'; widen the scanned page count for a more complete picture. Suggestions are rule-generated: hub pages with high inbound and outbound counts are proposed as donors for starved pages, and the anchor is derived from the target path. Rewrite it to fit the sentence before shipping. This is a rule-based judgement, not a measured outcome.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to re-scan?

Yes — run one new domain scan. Only new scans persist the link graph; older reports don't contain it.

Does it use extra crawl credits?

No. The graph is parsed from HTML the scan already fetched. No new requests, no AI calls.

Can I paste the suggested anchor as-is?

Treat it as a draft derived from the target path. Rewrite it into a natural sentence in context instead of dropping it in mechanically.

By the 23SEOGEO team · Last updated: 2026-11-02