This template installs an agent that handles internal linking for blog content, built for SEO and content agencies that manage recurring article work. It reads a draft, finds sensible link opportunities, and hands back a clean Google Doc for review.
What it does
The Internal Link Weaver takes a blog article in Google Docs and produces a new, enhanced version with internal links woven into the text. Before that document goes anywhere, an approval step lets the team confirm the anchors and targets. The output is a ready to use Google Doc, so editors keep the final say on every link.
How it works
The agent loads its internal linking method at the start of every run. That method crawls the blog natively to build an internal link map, then selects high quality anchor and target pairs while respecting sensible link density so articles do not get over linked. Once the pairs are chosen, it assembles the enhanced Google Doc.
The agent runs on a weekly schedule, every Monday at 9am, so a batch of articles gets fresh internal links on a predictable cadence. The approval step sits between the agent's suggestions and the finished document, which keeps a human in the loop for each set of changes.
- Crawls the blog to map linking opportunities
- Picks anchor and target pairs that fit the content
- Keeps link density within SEO friendly limits
- Returns a new Google Doc after approval
For agencies running internal linking across many client blogs, it turns a manual, repetitive task into a weekly reviewed output.
