Internal links proposed from
phrases you already wrote
Montu reads each piece you have published and matches phrases in it against the other pages of your site. Every suggestion names the anchor and the destination, and nothing touches your text until you accept it — because the fastest way to wreck a site's internal linking is to let a tool insert links on its own.
What the internal linking tool gives you
Internal links are the cheapest ranking work there is and the first thing everybody skips, because doing it by hand means holding a whole site in your head. This holds it for you, and then asks permission before changing a single sentence.
Two hard rules, enforced before you see it
Every destination must be a page already in your inventory, and every anchor must be a phrase already in your text. A suggestion that fails either check is discarded before it reaches your screen.
Nothing is written until you accept
Suggestions arrive as a review queue grouped by the piece they belong in. Accepting one wraps that exact phrase in a link and changes nothing else about the text.
It knows what you have already published
Because your articles, products, pages and categories all live in Montu, the tool is matching against your real inventory rather than a crawl that may be weeks out of date.
The link ships with your next publish
Approved links are inserted into the piece itself, so they go out with the next publish to WordPress or Shopify. There is no plugin holding a redirect layer in front of your site.
How internal linking works
Choose how many pieces to scan
Pick a batch — newest first, and only the pieces that have no suggestions waiting yet — so a large site is worked through in passes rather than in one unreviewable dump.
Montu reads each piece
One pass per piece: the text is read, candidate phrases are found in it, and each is matched against a page that genuinely covers that topic.
You review the queue
Each suggestion shows the anchor and where it goes. Accept the ones that make sense to a reader and reject the rest — rejection is a signal, not a failure.
Insert the approved ones
Approved links are written into the piece. If a phrase has since been edited out, that one is skipped and reported rather than guessed at.
Who this suits
Blogs with a hundred articles that link to almost none of each other
Stores whose category pages have no route down into the products beneath them
New pages that nothing older on the site points at yet
Anyone whose technical audit keeps flagging orphan pages
Editors who want the suggestion but not an automated tool loose in their copy
Agencies doing an on-page pass on a client site with hundreds of pieces
Internal linking questions
Will it change my articles without asking?
Never. Suggestions sit in a review queue and nothing is written into a piece until you accept it. Accepting wraps that one phrase in a link and leaves the rest of the text untouched.
Can it link to a page that does not exist?
No. Every destination comes from the inventory Montu already holds for your site, and a suggestion pointing anywhere else is thrown away before you see it.
What if the anchor phrase is not in my text?
Then the suggestion never appears. Anchors must be phrases already present in the piece, which is what stops the tool from rewriting your sentences to fit a link it wanted to make.
How many links should one article have?
Enough that a reader has somewhere sensible to go next, which usually means a handful rather than dozens. Reviewing one by one is what keeps it at the sensible number.
Do the links reach my live site?
Yes, through the normal publish. The link is part of the piece, so your next publish to WordPress or Shopify carries it like any other edit.
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