Internal Linking of Related Contents Premium

Internal Linking of Related Contents Premium adds related posts to WordPress content. It can place links within an article or group related articles at a chosen location, helping readers find relevant material.

How related posts are selected

Automatic matching uses categories or post tags. Premium settings add matching by post title or custom keywords. The AI-powered feature can use OpenAI or local Ollama models to choose content by meaning and context.

Set custom keywords for individual posts, or use bulk editing to add or remove keywords across selected posts. Choose which devices show related content and exclude categories, tags, or individual posts. The extension also works with selected custom post types and WordPress pages. For pages, it can link child pages or use custom keywords.

Where links appear and how they look

Choose how related content is ordered and set its sort order. Premium includes 12 additional templates with different layouts and styles. You can remove the call-to-action text, and AMP support is available for supported show needs.

Set a placeholder image for a post without a featured image, or pick a custom featured image for manually selected posts added through a shortcode, Gutenberg block, or Elementor widget. You can also conceal posts without featured images and set the displayed image width and height.

What link activity can you review?

Internal link counts show how many related-content links the plugin generates across posts and pages. Counts update automatically, with tools to recalculate outdated values. Click statistics include filters, hourly charts, device data, and detailed click events.

Gutenberg and Elementor displays

A Gutenberg block or Elementor widget can display a selected related post. Each lets you adjust templates and display options in its editor.

Setup

Install and activate Internal Linking of Related Contents to enable it. Use the plugin's admin page to configure matching, exclusions, templates, images, tracking, and integrations for your WordPress content.