SEO Tool

Links analysis

Внутренние/внешние ссылки, битые ссылки, nofollow атрибуты

What does the tool check?

Link types

  • • Internal links
  • • External links
  • • Anchor links (#)
  • • mailto: / tel:

Checks

  • • Broken links (404, 500…)
  • • rel="nofollow"
  • • target="_blank"
  • • Empty link text

Disclaimer: Data is collected from public sources. We do not store the checked URLs or analysis results. Use for lawful purposes only.

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Links on a page: what matters for SEO

Internal linking

Internal links distribute weight between pages and help crawlers find content. Pages without incoming internal links (“orphans”) are indexed poorly or not at all.

The tool counts internal and external links, shows anchor text and nofollow attributes, and finds broken links that return an error.

External links

Linking to authoritative sources is normal and even useful for the credibility of your content. Use nofollow/sponsored only for advertising and affiliate links.

Periodically check outbound links: sites shut down and change their topic, and a link placed a year ago may lead to an undesirable resource.

Frequently asked questions

Why are broken links harmful?+

Links to non-existent pages (404) worsen the user experience, waste crawl budget and lose link equity. Regular checks help you find and fix them in time.

What does the rel="nofollow" attribute mean?+

Nofollow tells the search engine that you do not vouch for the link and do not want to pass weight to it. It is used for advertising and user-generated links. There are also rel="sponsored" and rel="ugc" refinements.

How many links are acceptable on a page?+

There is no hard limit, but hundreds of links dilute weight and complicate navigation. Use common sense: every link should be useful to the user.

Do internal link anchors matter?+

Yes. The link text helps the search engine understand the content of the target page. Use informative anchors instead of “more” and “here”, but avoid repetitive stuffing.