Any scripts for automated interlinking of sites?
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I have heard about similar plugins for Wordpress, but I need something like this to run on all kind of sites, no matter the CSM.
Are there universal scripts capable of doing automatic interlinking of pages to rise their weight for SEO purposes?
Could you share links to such scripts/sites?
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Interlinking is when pages of my site linking to other pages of my site. Interlinking scripts are usually the ones that show users a block of links, thumbs, headers or similar tings to give them related articles, videos, etc. This method not only helps with engagement and pageviews, but also does a good SEO role.
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Do you mean a plugin that would automatically "look" for links to your site?Or a plugin that would "link" your own interior pages?
Sorry for my confusion but I'm not following you here?
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