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Link related pages in context

Choose links that help a reader continue to a relevant next page, using text that describes the destination.

Before you start

Why it matters

Internal links help visitors navigate and help search engines discover related pages.

Do it step by step

  1. 1

    Identify pages that naturally explain or extend each other.

  2. 2

    Add a few contextual links with descriptive anchor text.

  3. 3

    Link to the canonical destination, not a redirect.

  4. 4

    Read the paragraph to make sure the link helps the reader.

Example

A service page can link “see our audit process” to a detailed process page.

Check your work

The selected pages contain relevant, working links with meaningful anchor text.

Complete when

Important pages have useful contextual links to related content.

Prompt for an AI coding agent

Use this with an agent that can inspect your project. Account and external actions remain yours to complete.

Inspect my existing website project before editing. Link related pages in context. Identify pages that naturally explain or extend each other. Add a few contextual links with descriptive anchor text. Link to the canonical destination, not a redirect. Read the paragraph to make sure the link helps the reader. Keep the existing framework and design conventions. Verify the result with the project's checks and by inspecting the rendered page or response. Explain any manual account, hosting, or Search Console steps I must do myself.

Tools and references

Reviewed 2026-11-04