Welcome to the YourTextGuru guide on internal linking. This resource will help you understand how to use YourTextGuru to optimize internal linking when adding new content to your website.

Getting Started with a New Project

1. Creating a New Project:
• Click on the "New Project" button.
• Fill in the website name and URL.
• Click "Create".
2. Selecting a Project:
• Choose the relevant project from the list (e.g., BBC Recipes).
• Ensure you select the correct project when entering queries.

Adding and Analyzing Content

1. Entering a Query:
• Enter your specific query (e.g., "barbecue pork fillet") into the project.
• Ensure the content is relevant to the query.
2. Working with Content:
• Add your new content to the work area.
• Click on the "Analyze" button to compare your content with existing content on your website.

Internal Linking Suggestions

1. Comparing Content:
• The tool will analyze the semantic proximity between your new content and existing pages on your site.
• Example: For "barbecue pork fillet," it may suggest links to pages like "how to cook a gammon steak," "barbecue ribs recipes," and "slow cooker recipes."
2. Adding Links:
• Based on the suggestions, add internal links from your new page to relevant existing pages.
• Similarly, link existing pages back to your new content if relevant.

Best Practices for Internal Linking

1. Finalize Content Before Analysis:
• Ensure your content is finalized before running the analysis to get the most accurate linking suggestions.
2. Optimize Existing Content:
• Use the internal linking feature to not only link new content but also to optimize existing content by adding new links where appropriate.

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If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to our support team. Happy optimizing!