A URL path that many lesson or article URLs share—often a section index, topic hub, or course outline page you can strengthen with internal links.

Is this automated internal linking?

No. We only suggest path prefixes that appear often in your sitemap. You still choose where to add contextual links in content.

Sitemaps list final URLs. Grouping by shared folders is a fast way to spot navigation gaps between modules or topics.

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Sitemap → internal link ideas

Turn your public sitemap into folder-level hints—where a hub page might help learners move between modules.

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We read the same XML sitemap data as the checker, then look at URL path prefixes to suggest hub pages that many lessons or posts share— good candidates for navigation or related links.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a hub page?: A URL path that many lesson or article URLs share—often a section index, topic hub, or course outline page you can strengthen with internal links.
Is this automated internal linking?: No. We only suggest path prefixes that appear often in your sitemap. You still choose where to add contextual links in content.
Why path prefixes?: Sitemaps list final URLs. Grouping by shared folders is a fast way to spot navigation gaps between modules or topics.

Sitemap → internal link ideas

Frequently asked questions

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