Real run

Internal Link Opportunity Finder

Sample 1 · 2026-10-29 · Grok Bot executor subagent (model family not disclosed)

Bot page

Targets and phrases

Target URL Keyword Phrases searched (from keyword, inventory title and topic)
https://brightpath.example/guides/employee-onboarding-checklist employee onboarding checklist "employee onboarding checklist", "onboarding checklist" (inventory topic), plurals of both
https://brightpath.example/features/pto-tracking PTO tracking "PTO tracking", "PTO tracking software" (inventory title)

Link suggestions table

Ordered by target, then by source page inlink count, highest first. Pages with more internal inlinks pass more internal authority; that is the ordering reason, not a measured effect.

# Target URL Source URL (inlinks) Anchor text Where in the source Sentence (verbatim) Reason
1 https://brightpath.example/guides/employee-onboarding-checklist https://brightpath.example/blog/first-week-new-hire (18) employee onboarding checklist Body paragraph that starts "Day one should start with paperwork" "A simple employee onboarding checklist keeps managers from skipping steps." Exact target keyword already in the copy; the first week topic is a step in onboarding
2 https://brightpath.example/guides/employee-onboarding-checklist https://brightpath.example/blog/remote-onboarding-tips (11) onboarding checklist Body paragraph that starts "Ship the laptop before the start date" "Remote teams need an onboarding checklist even more than office teams." Target topic phrase in the copy; shares the topic word "onboarding"
3 https://brightpath.example/features/pto-tracking https://brightpath.example/blog/hr-software-buyers-guide (30) PTO tracking Body paragraph that starts "Most buyers compare payroll" "Most buyers compare payroll, PTO tracking and onboarding features." Exact keyword; buyer guide readers are comparing software
4 https://brightpath.example/features/pto-tracking https://brightpath.example/blog/holiday-leave-policy (22) PTO tracking Body paragraph that starts "Your policy should say how employees request time off" "Manual spreadsheets make PTO tracking error prone when the team grows." Exact keyword; leave policy readers manage time off

No new sentences are needed: every anchor appears verbatim in your source text. Each anchor text points to only one target.

Links per target

Target Suggestions (from the table rows)
/guides/employee-onboarding-checklist 2 (rows 1, 2)
/features/pto-tracking 2 (rows 3, 4)

Total = 2 + 2 = 4, which matches the 4 rows in the table.

Per source check against your cap of 2: first-week-new-hire 1, remote-onboarding-tips 1, hr-software-buyers-guide 1, holiday-leave-policy 1. No source is over the cap.

Skipped sources

Source Target considered Why skipped
hr-software-buyers-guide Onboarding checklist Off topic by the rule: its topic "hr software" shares no topic word with "onboarding checklist", and the copy says "onboarding features", not the target phrase.
first-week-new-hire, remote-onboarding-tips PTO tracking No PTO phrase in the supplied text and no shared topic word.
holiday-leave-policy Onboarding checklist No onboarding phrase in the supplied text and no shared topic word.
The two target pages Each other No body text was supplied for them, so no anchors could be matched.

After you add the links

  • Add each link to the exact sentence quoted, in body copy only.
  • Recrawl the four source URLs with Screaming Frog SEO Spider and confirm the inlink counts for both targets rise by 2 each.
  • In Google Search Console, use URL Inspection on the two target URLs so the new links are seen sooner.

Needs your decision

  • Approve the 4 links before anyone edits these pages in the CMS.