Glossary

Internal links

Internal links are links from one page of a site to another — the paths crawlers follow to discover pages and the signal of which pages belong together.

By Reflexa Technologies — the team building Reflexa, the agent that works on your site · updated 16 October 2026

Why it matters

A page nothing links to is found late; a page that links nowhere ends a crawl. Hubs and in-text links between related pages are how a site becomes traversable.

How to see it on your own site

From the homepage, can every important page be reached in two clicks?

Checked by Reflexa: Are your priority pages linked from the rest of the site? — part of the 23 checks on every page check.

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Questions people ask.

What is Internal links?

Internal links are links from one page of a site to another — the paths crawlers follow to discover pages and the signal of which pages belong together.

Why does it matter for AI visibility?

A page nothing links to is found late; a page that links nowhere ends a crawl. Hubs and in-text links between related pages are how a site becomes traversable.

How do I see it on my own site?

From the homepage, can every important page be reached in two clicks?

See it measured on your site.

The free page check runs the 23 checks on your public pages — the terms on this page, observed on your pages.

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