Today we have launched a 7 day free trial option for users that wish to try inlinks. This replaces a “Start for $1 offer” which was not being recorded well in our payments systems. It is possible that we will not keep the 7 day trial open forever, in line with other SAAS businesses as […]
With great power, comes great responsibility. So this launch comes after some great user feedback. We get that InLinks can generate and implement lots of internal links very quickly. It can also generate schema real quick as well. So what happens if one of your team dives in and does something rash? How can you […]
Note: This post will be updated as our migration process continues. Last updated: 4th July 2024 Today (4th July 2024) – New users signing up will now be offered a $1 trial instead of a free account. This will enable all people trying InLinks to see the enhanced feature set. We are sunsetting the free […]
TL;DR LLMs such as ChatGPT and Bard do not use entities (natural language “building blocks”) to generate content. So, it might not come as a surprise to learn that entities are often the missing element when using AI to produce SEO content. Most AI-generated content is unlikely to succeed in search, specifically because the output […]
This research is here to show that SEOs have been looking at JavaScript in totally the wrong way. JavaScript can and should be a powerful ally for SEOs. There is a prevailing view in the SEO world that whilst JavaScript is not bad for SEO, if you can avoid it, that’s great. But I am […]
I do not often write about individual updates… partly because I never get through a daily SE Round Table round-up from Barry Schwarz without him saying there is another update. But the Helpful Content Updates seem to have totally divided the SEO world. On the one hand, I see streams of people on Reddit saying […]
InLinks is known as a market leader in identifying and injecting Internal links into existing websites. Now InLinks has expanded its Internal Linking Module, so that agencies and SEOs can quickly develop internal linking audits which can FIX the internal link problems on the fly as a “Hotfix” solution without having to resort to using […]
Join the author and content writer, Zara Altair as she works with Dixon Jones from InLinks and Dustin Stout from Magai to create the PERFECT piece of human-led, AI Driven content in real time.
Today we are announcing a new feature that has been baked into our Content Briefs tool. The ability to tailor the brief for a specific audience. We think this has been very much missing from SEOs, who still think in terms of “writing for a keyword” instead of “writing for a user”. Hopefully this new […]
Learn what information gain really is and how to apply it to your SEO and content efforts.
Today, I want to let our existing users mainly know about a small but much-requested feature. The ability to search the topics on any page, rather than using the slightly cumbersome dropdown. Why is this useful? Before these search buttons arrived, the only way on this page to navigate and select a main (or secondary) […]
Google has dropped reporting Wikipedia matches in the desktop output of its Natural Language Programming API. But never fear… the data is still in the API output itself, and you can see it easily (without resorting to programming) in our Entity Analyzer tool, which is free. If you play with Entities in SEO, this post […]
Generate a content brief designed for a local business.
This is one of the most common questions that InLinks gets in support. So much so that we will look to fix this “at its source.” This post seeks to clarify a common misconception that Google cannot “see” or “index” the JavaScript that InLinks generates. It can. But when you load up the Google Cache […]
Although InLinks uses Invite codes to help track where customers first heard about us and for friends to spread the word, be wary when using codes from voucher sites! There is a tendency for these systems to make up codes! They won’t work, and we just get confused. If you want an invite code that […]
Google is all about “Natural Language Processing,” or NLP for short. It’s a scary-sounding phrase for SEOs, but it doesn’t have to be. The really good news is after you have grasped the main concepts of NLP, it becomes quite easy to develop NLP strategies that will boost your SEO. What’s more, these strategies will be more likely to stand the test of time than old-school approaches.
The clue is in the name —topical authority. It’s all about becoming an authoritative resource for a topic such that Google feels comfortable connecting users to your website whenever they run a search. Here’s how you can earn topical authority.
A short while ago, I removed the WordPress plugin from the WordPress store. One of our customers suggested that it was significant enough to explain why in a blog post. I agree. Firstly, if you currently USE the InLinks plugin, your site should be fine, although WordPress is likely to be telling you that the […]
Managing several websites? Manually writing correct structured data for all content pages is impractical. Schema markup tools help generate schema codes to ensure your markup is valid and your content is optimized for rich results.
This post covers the practical side of introducing schema into your SEO process. What it doesn’t cover is the more nuanced questions around what philosophical approach you should adopt towards the way you integrate schema for SEO. We hope you find it to be an invaluable resource.