Find Orphan Pages and Fix Your Internal Linking

The problem Your pricing page has two internal links. A new feature page has none. Half your blog links say "read more". Internal links cost nothing, but they're hard to see without a proper audit.

What it does

• Reads a crawler's link export (Screaming Frog All Inlinks or any source/destination/anchor list) plus an optional pages list
• Calculates unique inlinks, outlinks and click depth from the homepage for every page
• Flags ORPHAN, DEEP, UNDERLINKED_PRIORITY, GENERIC_ANCHORS, UNIFORM_ANCHOR and NO_KEYWORD_ANCHOR
• Suggests the 3 best pages to link from for each priority, orphan or deep page (topic overlap + page strength), with an anchor
• Gives you a link plan and a before/after report for the re-crawl

Why this beats prompting it yourself The link graph, the depth calculation and the anchor stats come from a script running on your real crawl. The agent's judgement goes into the part that needs it: whether each suggested link reads naturally.

Use cases

• Fixing money pages that don't rank despite good content
• Finding orphan pages after a redesign or CMS move
• Monthly internal-linking passes for content teams

Pairs with: Topical Authority Map, Keyword Cannibalization Finder, SEO Redirect Map.