Check internal links after adding many articles
Maintain navigation as the editorial library grows.
Start with pages readers already use
Review the homepage, category pages, and popular articles. Add links when a new article answers a missing next question. Avoid replacing a relevant established link just to promote the latest publication.
Detect gaps and duplicate paths
List new pages without contextual links and decide which should be reachable from a topic hub. Compare near-identical anchors that lead to different pages. Distinguish an article explaining a concept from the tool that computes it.
Review the navigation from both directions
Open a new article directly and find its parent topic and next action. Then start on the topic page and try to find it. Check that legacy URLs and dedicated tool links resolve after any restructuring.
Try a related tool
Add UTM labels to a destination. Use a consistent naming convention and avoid personal information in URLs.
