The problem
A useful page can be hard to find if visitors must click through many pages to reach it or no other page links to it.
Page connections
Make your important website pages easier to reach.
See how pages on your website link to each other. Find important pages that take too many clicks to reach, have broken links, or have few links leading to them.
- Website checks do not edit your pages
- No automatic website changes
- See why each fix matters
What you get
A page map you can search and filter to find broken links and pages that need clearer paths.
How it works
A clear path from question to next step.
See what to expect, what you can learn, and how to use the results for your website.
01
Map
Follow the links between your pages.
Each arrow shows a link from one page to another. Follow the arrows to see how a visitor could move through your website.
- Arrows showing which page links to which
- Whether a page opens, how far away it is, and its links
- Summaries of connected groups of pages
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Explore
Find the pages that need a closer look.
The map explains its colors and arrows. Filter for broken pages, moved pages, pages far from the starting point, or pages with no links found to them.
- Labels that explain colors and arrows
- Filters to find pages that may be hard to reach
- Select a page to see its details
03
Improve
Help visitors reach your important pages.
Connect Google Search Console to see which pages appear in searches. Review those pages alongside your links to decide where a clearer path may help.
- Pages seen in search but linked from few other pages
- Broken links and links that pass through several moved pages
- Pages listed by your website with no links found to them
Trust is part of the product
What to know before you start.
See what you need, what the results can tell you, and where more information is needed. Measurements and estimates stay clearly labeled, and website changes need your approval.
See how scoring works →- 01
Internal PageRank estimates a page's importance based on links within your scanned website. It is not Google's ranking score.
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A page with no links found to it is marked for review. A scan may miss links, so check before changing the page.
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If the map only shows part of a large website, we tell you.
Straight answers
Know how it works before you begin.
A little context makes it easier to get started.
Contact support →What does a page with no links found mean?
We found the page in a source such as your sitemap, but did not reach it through links on your website. This is sometimes called an orphan candidate. Check whether the scan covered enough of your website before deciding it needs a new link.
What do the arrows mean?
Each arrow shows a link from one page to another. Some links are marked nofollow, which asks search engines not to treat the link as an endorsement.
Is internal PageRank the same as Google PageRank?
No. It only compares the importance of pages within your scanned website, based on how they link to each other.
Start with your website
Find the pages your own website is hiding.
Scan your website, open the page map, and review the pages that are hard to reach.