Does anyone use No Sweat WP Internal Links Lite?
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Would you recommend it? Are there any other plugins that you'd recommend instead?
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I'm glad to hear you've had good results. I'm about to give it a try myself, since it seems to be among the better out there. I've used 'Better Internal Links,' I think was the name of it, and it worked well at the time, so I'm hoping this one is even better.
Despite what the other poster says about internal linking plugins (he doesn't seem to have used it, or any other, nor offer a better way than adding each manually, or really seem to know how they work) internal linking is smiled upon by Google, as you know, and if you have a ton of posts already that need links, it may well be impractical to add them manually. The plugin I previously used was very good about linking related content, and your page views should go up almost immediately.
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Hi, thanks for the response!
I went ahead and installed it, and I like it so far, it creates a "ring" of related blog posts, so that the reader can keep reading about the topic at hand. It's handy for my blog because I'm targetting 3 different personas, so it's a neat little way tie related posts together.
Here's an example: https://www.remindercall.com/state-laws-for-automated-calls/
You can see the plugin at work under the graphic where it says: For information about other rules, see: Top 7 Questions About Automated Collection Call Rules.
I have 5 articles linked together like that, so that the user can read more about the topic, and it was very easy to put together with that plugin. I'm open to other suggestions if there's a better way of doing this.
Thanks!
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It seems to create links across the site, for better internal linking. Well, optimizing the internal link structure is good, but I wouldn't recommend using a plugin to automate links in general.
Not all links will be relevant on all pages, so I am not sure how this would be benificial?Do you have a very large site?
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