Find verified internal-link opportunities, match them to relevant article sections, and insert or undo links inside the Blogged Editor.
An internal linking tool finds useful connections between a draft and existing pages on the same site. Blogged verifies the destination, shows why it fits a specific section, and lets the editor insert or undo the link without leaving the post.
Each control stays connected to the working article, so a recommendation can become a reviewed change without turning the post into a multi-tool project.
Suggestions connect the meaning of the draft section to an existing page so the link has a reason to exist for the reader.
A destination should be live and relevant before it becomes part of the article's navigation and search graph.
Section-level matching makes it easier to evaluate relevance and prevents useful links from being dumped into a generic list.
The Editor applies an accepted link to the selected section and preserves a clear undo path while you review the result.
Blogged makes the recommendation actionable while keeping the final editorial decision explicit.
Review verified pages that can clarify a concept, support the next step, or connect the reader to a deeper product topic.
Compare the destination, proposed anchor, and target section before changing the draft.
Add the chosen link, read the sentence in context, and keep or undo it before publication.
Internal links work best when they help a person continue the task that brought them to the post. That same clarity gives search systems a cleaner view of how your product topics relate.
Clear answers about what the Editor does, what remains under your control, and how this feature fits the publishing workflow.
The Editor looks for a relevant relationship between a draft section and a verified page on the same publishing site, then presents the destination and placement for editorial approval.
No. The link control is reviewable and reversible. You decide which suggestion belongs in the article and can undo an insertion that does not read naturally.
Suggestions are designed around verified destinations rather than fabricated URLs. A page can still change after review, so ongoing site maintenance remains important.
A section gives the suggestion semantic and editorial context. That makes it easier to judge whether the destination truly helps at that exact point in the article.
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