Public, Blogged-owned example
SaaS Internal Link Tool example report
A real Blogged.dev crawl analyzed 50 public pages and returned five placement-validated opportunities rather than a generic list of anchors.
Generated September 1, 202650 analyzed pages from 105 discovered public Blogged.dev URLs
Run this tool on your SaaS 50
Pages analyzed
105
Pages discovered
5
Validated links
Observed evidence
The five recommendations were constrained to observed source and destination pages, checked against existing links and validated for placement. They remain editorial suggestions, not ranking guarantees.
| Finding | Result | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing → Autopilot modes and governance | Anchor: Full autopilot | Placement observed under “One price per Project. Choose your publishing volume.” |
| Content freshness → Competitor intelligence | Anchor: competitor evidence | The destination matched the observed phrase and had four sampled contextual inbound links. |
| Content freshness → Sources and verification | Anchor: source-backed verification | The observed section supported a specific path to the matching product capability. |
| Blogged vs Outrank → Reader experience | Anchor: reader search | Placement observed under the comparison's publishing and hosting section. |
| Blogged vs SEObot → CTA performance | Anchor: CTA views | The destination was already supported by the source passage and had five sampled inbound links. |
How to read this example
Evidence, not a universal promise
This is a dated, bounded analysis of a site Blogged owns. Your report depends on the public pages and evidence available when you run it.
- Builds a graph from eligible canonical pages and separates contextual links from sitewide chrome.
- Creates candidate pairs only when source and destination evidence is available.
- Rejects existing edges, invented URLs, vague anchors and unsupported placements.
- Produces repository-discovery instructions so a coding agent does not guess the framework or files.