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When I looked at a page about “Fiverr alternatives”, InLinks provided me with 14 internal links from pages that mention “freelancer” and variations of this keyword. This is because I have assigned the Freelancing topic to that page. freelancer internal links I didn’t know I had mentioned “freelancing” 14 times in my blog across my 100+ pages, so some of these internal links were new to me. Which is kind of the point of InLinks. Schema This section is designed to help you build and publish schema markups on your website. For example, I assign the “Consultant” topic to my SEO consultancy page.
consultant seo schema - inlinks review fas schema inlinks review This was my way of seeing how InLinks can find not only Canada Phone Number List internal links but also build relevant schema. Which it did, but not without some hiccups. In my SEO consultancy page I have built some questions and answers in my copy without building the schema for FAQs. To be clear, there is no automatic relationship between the FAQs you build on a page and the FAQ schema, unless you build the schema yourself. But InLinks is able to do just that! Along with some nice schema attributes such as “Organisation” and “Thing”.
schema attributes I decided that some of the FAQs were not relevant and others were not answered in satisfactory way. InLinks lets you edit and delete your schema. delete schema inlinks I highly recommend that you manually check all of the FAQs and schema the system is building, simply because in my case I have noticed lots of errors. This is one of the things I didn’t like about InLinks. Yes, you get to automate your schema, but you also cannot rely 100% on a system and I recommend a human eye to have a second look.
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