Frequently asked questions

Linkilo is an internal linking WordPress plugin designed to assist SEO agencies, businesses, and bloggers in building their online presence. It offers various features such as a broken link checker (coming soon), identification of orphan pages, suggestions for internal links, and more.

IThe traditional method of building internal links involves manually identifying anchor text keywords and selecting suitable URLs. This can be time-consuming. With Linkilo, users can easily find relevant internal link suggestions without much effort or time investment.

In order to provide the most relevant suggestions we have several parameters to make our internal linking tool the best: 1 – Find keywords from title tags or custom, GSC, Rank Math, Yoast, etc. 2 – remove any words from the ignore list, 3 – show suggestions. We try to evaluate several parameters, including content, title, URLs, exact match keywords, and much more. We do not claim to use any A.I (Artificial Intelligence) on our plugin to help build internal links currently but coming soon.

All links are permanent. If you decide to cancel or delete our plugin, the links will stay intact unless you remove them yourself. However, our link preview tool requires an active license for it to work.

You have total control of where and when you can add or delete links.

Anyone that uses WordPress for their site should use our internal link builder. Whether your site is an affiliate site, SEO agencies, freelancers, small business, startup, editors, PBN, and large publications. If you have content on your site, we recommend you use it.

Currently, we support English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, German, Danish, Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Russian, Slovak, Swedish, and Arabic.

Linkilo was created because I wanted more ways to audit and optimize my links. It’s similar to Link Whisper but has 10x more features they haven’t built yet.

We’ve built features like anchor analysis, link cannibalizations, and link analysis. Auditing your internal links is as important as building internal links.

Both of our plugins are trying to solve the link suggestions. It can be challenging since context can be taken out, and words like “fall” (season) versus “fall” (of a person falling down) are two different words but can mean one or the other. So building lots of filters and options is the way to go.

We built our plugin based on specific sets of rules. Link Whisper claims to use A.I, while we do not. However, you can compare both of the link suggestion results and it’s nearly identical, thus far. We are going to be integrating with ChatGPT very soon and use REAL A.I in the near future.

You can check out the comparison between Linkilo vs Link Whisper here.

Yes, Linkilo is compatible with other SEO plugins like Yoast, Rank Math, and All in One SEO Pack. It works seamlessly alongside them to provide you with a comprehensive SEO solution.

We don’t offer a trial but we do have a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee so you can try risk-free on your own website. Once you use it, you won’t go back to manual internal linking.

Great question! All the plugins listed on WordPress.org are all Free or Freemium plugins. Premium WordPress like WP Rocket or AAWP are also not in the list. If we provide a freemium version of our plugin in the future, we will definitely add our free version to the list!

Yes! If you’re still using Classic Editor and have not transitioned to Gutenberg, you can still use our internal linking tool for your WordPress site.

If you are not as convinced, we are not product focused but usability and feedback focused. We use our product for many of our own sites. Publishing thousands of articles each month, we want better usability, more control, optimal product. We are not creating a product for product sake. We know things can become better, and our focus is to strive towards that. We are here to listen to suggestions, better ways to use our tool, and refine them.

Yes, it works with Avada, Beaver Builder, Divi, Elementor, The Muffin Builder, Oxygen, Thrive Builder, WPBakery Builder, and more. You can see how it works here.