SEO

Internal Linking Agent

Add internal links across pages without manual review.

Overview

Internal linking breaks when every page lives in a different tab. The Internal Linking Agent takes pages, target URLs, and site context, then returns content with internal links already placed. It works inside Slate using tracked Pages, sitemap URLs, scraped page content, and connected search data.

Capabilities

It can work from a single URL, a batch of URLs in Sheets, uploaded files, or tracked Pages. It can read page content, Brand Kit guidance, Knowledge Base material, GSC metrics, GA4 data, Google Search results, and sitemap URLs. It stops at Slate’s review gate when a publishing action needs approval.

Page Matching | Matches target pages to relevant source pages from Pages, sitemap URLs, and scraped content.

Anchor Placement | Inserts contextual links into markdown or HTML without changing unrelated sections.

Source Context | Uses search, analytics, brand, and page data to understand how pages relate.

Review Boundaries | Stops before publishing unless your team approves the final content.

How it works

Provide Targets | Share priority URLs, pages, sitemap links, or a Sheet of content needing internal links.

Read Context | The agent reads page content, Brand Kit rules, Pages data, and available search metrics.

Insert Links | It places relevant anchors inside the page content using markdown, HTML, or structured JSON.

Receive Content | You get internally linked content as an artifact, task output, or approved CMS update.

What the agent does

Turns target pages and source content into linked markdown, HTML, or CMS-ready content. Uses Slate’s connected page, search, analytics, and brand context to place links where they belong.