Links grounded in your site

    Add relevant internal links using real destination pages and search language

    BeKnow matches article passages with eligible site pages and anchor phrases derived from Search Console, then inserts links inside the writing workflow.

    How it works
    1

    Inventory

    Use only known live destination pages.

    2

    Match

    Compare meaning, topic and commercial relevance.

    3

    Choose anchor

    Prefer observed search language and approved target anchors.

    4

    Validate

    Avoid duplicates, broken URLs and forced links.

    In short

    Automatic internal linking uses the indexed-page inventory, page content, target anchors and Search Console query language. It proposes or inserts only links that have a valid destination and contextual match.

    What you get

    Articles arrive with useful internal links while the user retains control over destination and anchor rules.

    The problem

    Why this workflow exists

    Generic autolinking can create irrelevant anchors, repeated targets or links to pages that no longer exist.

    Why it matters

    Valid destinations

    Link only to known site pages.

    Natural anchors

    Use language associated with the destination.

    Pipeline integration

    Finish links before the article is delivered.

    Evidence BeKnow uses

    BeKnow makes recommendations from connected evidence and shows when a required source is missing.

    Live destination URL
    Destination queries
    Approved anchor variants
    Contextual match

    Questions before you connect

    Can I add my own target anchors?

    Yes. User-defined target anchors complement the phrases observed in Search Console.

    Does BeKnow link every possible phrase?

    No. Relevance, destination validity and repetition limits are more important than link quantity.

    Turn evidence into the next useful action

    Connect your site and let BeKnow show what deserves attention first.

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