What Reporting Does Linkilo Have?

Linkilo is a full link-management and link-auditing tool — not just suggestions. Here's the full reporting kit in Linkilo 3.0, and where each piece lives in the menu.

Summary — site overview

Linkilo → Summary opens with top-line stats from your latest completed scan:

1. All URLs — every page, post and custom post type in the scan
2. Total Links Found — every internal and external link
3. Internal Links — internal-only count
4. Pages with Internal Links — how many pages have at least one internal link

Click Perform Scan to rebuild these numbers from your content, or Refresh Dashboard to recalculate the cards and charts from the last scan without rescanning. See Why doesn't my Summary show real-time data?

Link Issues — the things to fix

Each card turns red when Linkilo detects an issue, and clicking it opens the matching list:

1. Pages without internal links — pages that don't link to any other page on your site
2. Orphan pages — pages that no other page links to (no incoming internal links)
3. Pages without external links — pages that don't cite any outbound source
4. Link cannibalization — same anchor text linking to different URLs
5. Non-https links — links still using HTTP that should be HTTPS (see Identifying non-HTTPS links)
6. Same URL — same destination URL linked multiple times in a single page (see What is the Same URL report?)

Summary charts and Link Health

The Summary's Overview and Analytics tabs add charts such as Link Distribution (internal vs external), top linked pages, average links per post type, in/out links, anchor diversity, category distribution and Link Growth Over Time, which records one point per day from the day you installed 3.0. The Link Health Dashboard tab scores your link issues and has a Fix It button that opens Fix Link Health, Linkilo's guided repair queue (safe fixes, items needing review, manual decisions).

Diagnose reports

The Diagnose group in the Linkilo menu holds the deeper reports. Each one opens with a Start here panel, a Top 3 moves box and a Next Move column, so you know what to do first:

• Index Coverage — which pages Google has indexed, from Search Console's URL Inspection
• Orphan Pages — pages with no inbound internal links, ranked by what's worth rescuing
• Anchor Report — every anchor text, flagged for multi-URL, generic, overused and empty anchors
• Keyword Cannibalization Report — pages competing for the same Google query (needs Google Search Console); see Keyword vs Link Cannibalization
• Link Cannibalization Report — anchors pointing to several URLs, with one-click consolidation
• Click Analytics — which links readers actually click (when click tracking is on)

Linking reports

• Link Priorities — where to add internal links next, ranked by audience demand and missing link support
• Focus Keyword — each page's keyword target, with gaps, opportunities and conflicts
• Add URLs — every tracked page with its inbound, outbound and external link counts, plus Linked Domains, the external domains you cite most often

Fix tools with their own reports

• Broken Link Checker — broken and redirected links with scan history (off by default)
• Redirection — redirect rules, 404 monitor, redirect chains
• Crawler Analyzer — which bots crawl which pages, crawl waste, verified vs spoofed bots

Client reports

Linkilo → Manage → Reports turns all of the above into reusable client reports: pick a template (Client Summary, Link Health, Opportunity Plan or Technical Crawl), choose sections and detail level, add your branding, then Preview, Download, email on a schedule, or generate it remotely through MCP.

How to use these reports

Each report points to a specific action you can take:

• Lots of pages without internal links — likely a lot of easy wins waiting for internal links; Link Priorities tells you which first
• Pages without external links — your content might come across as less authoritative or less well-researched
• Same URL repeated often — site can feel spammy to both readers and Google
• Linked Domains — sanity-check the domains you cite most often. Are they trusted? Did writers replace your intended sources with substitutions?

Requesting more reports

If there's a report you'd like that we don't have, submit a feature request at feedback.linkilo.co. We prioritize based on votes.

Last reviewed for Linkilo 3.0.0 (October 2026).