Internal links tell search engines how your content connects and pass authority between posts. Neogenio suggests them from your site's actual published articles, so every new post strengthens the ones before it.
A blog with no internal links is a collection of disconnected pages, not a site. Every new or refreshed article gets link suggestions pulled from your own published posts, so your content builds real structure over time instead of staying isolated.
Link suggestions come from the published articles actually on your connected WordPress site, with real titles and real URLs. No invented links, no placeholders.
New articles and content refreshes both receive internal link suggestions during generation, so linking happens as part of content writing, not as cleanup afterwards.
Each published article becomes a linking target for the next. Over time your blog develops the connected topic structure that search engines reward.
Connect WordPress so your published posts become the linking pool, generate or refresh an article, and the relevant internal links are suggested automatically as part of the draft.
Your published posts become the pool of linking targets.
Relevant internal links are suggested from that pool, matched to the article's topic.
The article ships with internal links in place, strengthening your site's topic map.
Real targets, never invented. Placed where they belong. Sensible on a new blog.
Every suggestion is a post that exists on your site, with its real title and its real URL.
Links are matched to the section they support rather than dropped in a block at the end.
With few posts published, suggestions fall back to your core pages so nothing ships empty.
Every suggestion is a post that exists on your site, with its real title and its real URL.
Links are matched to the section they support rather than dropped in a block at the end.
With few posts published, suggestions fall back to your core pages so nothing ships empty.
Real titles, Per site and Live pool.
They help search engines discover and understand your content, they pass authority from strong pages to newer ones, and they keep readers on your site longer. It's one of the few ranking factors entirely under your control.
From the actual published posts on your connected WordPress site. Suggestions use real titles and URLs pulled from your blog.
A small, relevant set per article rather than a link dump. Quality of match matters more than count.
Suggestions fall back to your main site pages, so early articles still ship with working links, and the pool grows as you publish.
Yes. Links appear in the draft, and you edit the draft before publishing, so nothing reaches your blog unreviewed.
Yes. A content refresh re-suggests internal links from your current published posts, which often improves old articles that predate most of your content.
Most questions about internal linking are about where the suggestions come from and what happens on a brand-new blog with few posts yet. Here's what we tell people.