Your old reviews can still bring readers in.
The individual reviews that earn are usually the ones nothing links to. Silotree finds them and suggests links from round-ups you already wrote — approved from a weekly email, about ten minutes a week. Your affiliate links are read, never edited.
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links out of your best round-up, and four links into it. It is doing the work and getting no support.
- Main pageThe 12 best running shoes we tested37 links out · 4 inSearch position #7
- CompetesBest running shoes for flat feetSame search · 2 inSearch position #15
- No links inHoka Clifton 9 review0 in · earns per visitSearch position #31
- No links inBrooks Ghost 16 review0 in · earns per visitSearch position #34
The individual reviews are where the money is and nothing links to them. The round-up already ranks; a link from it is the cheapest thing you own.
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Everything here ranks by expected clicks, and clicks are not commission. A page earning forty pounds a visit looks exactly like a page earning nothing, so the order this proposes is a traffic order and you should overrule it.
The links that matter most point away from you
On a review site, outbound links are the business model rather than a side effect, and no general linking tool looks at them. This one records every one: which sites you send readers to, how often, and — the finding worth having — where the same shop is marked as sponsored in nine posts and left bare in three. That is an oversight with a real consequence, and it is invisible to anything only counting internal links.
Three things a general linking tool misses here
“Best X” and “X review” competing for each other
The round-up and the individual review answer the same search and split it. Found from Search Console rather than titles, and the suggested move is the gentle one: link the weaker at the stronger before anything is merged.
Detect the two chasing one query, say which is winning today, and propose links from the loser into the winner rather than suggesting you delete either.
Round-ups that give far more than they get
A page linking to eleven other sites with nothing on yours linking to it is doing work for other people. Not wrong — a round-up is supposed to link out — but worth seeing, and it is a finding this reports on its own screen.
Report links in against links out for every page, so the round-ups carrying your site are visible as the unsupported hubs they are.
The pages that earn are the least supported
Reviews get written and forgotten while the blog posts around them get linked. Every suggestion here is ranked by the clicks it should earn, which pushes support towards pages that already convert rather than towards whatever was published last.
List the individual reviews with nothing pointing at them and propose the link from the round-up that already ranks, which moves attention from the page Google already rates to the pages that earn.
It does not know which pages make you money
Expected clicks is not revenue. A page earning two hundred clicks may be worth less than one earning twenty, and nothing in a crawl can tell the difference. Until you can mark your commercial pages, the ranking optimises for traffic — which is close, and is not the same thing.
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Does it touch my affiliate links?
It reads them and never edits them. Outbound links are recorded so it can tell you where marking is inconsistent; changing a link's destination is only ever offered for internal links pointing at a redirect.
Will it add rel=sponsored for me?
No. It reports where you have marked a host in some posts and not others, which is almost always an oversight, and leaves the decision with you. Marking is a legal and editorial matter rather than a technical one.
Can I tell it which pages are money pages?
Not yet, and it is the most requested thing we do not have. Today the ranking uses expected clicks from Search Console, which correlates with revenue on most sites and is not the same as it.
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