Internal Link Juicer Pro for WordPress

Internal Link Juicer Pro uses keywords configured for individual posts to create links in WordPress post content when matching text appears. The plugin keeps link data in its own index and includes generated links before page output, leaving saved content unchanged.

Choose where links come from and lead

Enable taxonomy linking to include category and tag pages as sources or destinations. Custom-field linking uses content from post and term meta, with compatibility for Advanced Custom Fields and several page builders. Custom link targets can point to internal or external pages that WordPress does not manage, including affiliate destinations.

Set keywords and link behavior

Editors can configure keywords in the post editor. Pro can import keywords in bulk from post and term titles, and from focus keywords set in Yoast SEO or RankMath when either extension is installed. You can also export linkable content, add keyword data from your own sources, and re-import it.

Settings control link counts per page, links per target URL, and how targeted keywords are handled. Predefined template tags personalize link output, which can also be set to nofollow.

Review and manage generated links

The filterable, sortable statistics dashboard includes an unlimited link detail view. Pro also lets you account for manually created links and exclude automatic linking on affected pages. To shape your site structure, restrict automatic links between posts that share a category. Blacklists can keep selected posts from containing generated links, while whitelists specify which post types are used for linking.

Role-based access to keyword configuration lets editors work with the plugin. Pro includes prioritized premium email support from the SEO and development team.

Set up the plugin

After installing and activating Internal Link Juicer Pro, configure post keywords in the editor and select the linking behavior. Enable any taxonomy or custom-field sources you need, then set destination, blacklist, whitelist, or silo preferences. Review generated links in the statistics dashboard and adjust options as your content changes.