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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32193, member: 636"]
Internal LinkRank tells you how important each page is based on your website's link structure. Pages score between 0 and 100 on this scale. The more links a page gets from other strong pages on your site, the higher its LinkRank goes!

Think of it as popularity inside your website family. Some pages become the cool kids because lots of other respected pages point visitors their way. These popular pages earn high LinkRank scores. The system helps webmasters figure out which content carries the most weight within their site architecture.

Website owners use Internal LinkRank to spot their most valuable pages and understand how link power flows through their site. This helps them make smart decisions about where to add new links or how to strengthen important pages that might need more internal connection love. If you want certain pages to rank better in search results, giving them more internal links from high-LinkRank pages can boost their importance signals both inside your site and for search engines looking at your overall structure.
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