Internal Linking from GSC skill
The playbook Moonrank's SEO Agent uses to allocate a site's own authority from the queries it already earns impressions on — not from a crawler's idea of a tidy structure.
Download the methodology, see how the agent scores link urgency, or run it live inside the SEO Agent.
- Category
- SEO
- Agent
- SEO Agent
- Format
- internal-linking-gsc.md
- Price
- Free to download
The skill file
What is the Internal Linking from GSC skill?
The Internal Linking from GSC skill is how Moonrank's SEO Agent decides which of your pages should hold authority and how it gets there. It reads the Pages and Queries exports, identifies which URLs are already behaving like parent pages, finds the ones that are under-linked or orphaned, and returns a link-by-link plan with the anchor text written.
The rule that shapes it is Know → Do. A page that explains a concept should always point at the page where the reader can act on it. Semantic linking builds topical authority; intentional linking moves revenue, and most sites only do the first.
It's written as a SKILL.md, a plain-language instruction format that people and AI agents can both follow. Read it to plan your own linking, hand it to a writer as a brief, or let the SEO Agent build it from your Search Console data.
See it in action
“I've got twelve articles on one topic and none of them rank. What's missing?”
Your intended parent page has two inbound internal links, so it is not functioning as a parent — five is the minimum before it starts consolidating. Nine of the twelve articles have real impressions at positions 11–18 and link only to each other. Twenty-two links, ordered: eleven activating the parent, six Know → Do links into your pricing page, five into the two orphans nothing currently points at.
From input to fix list
- 1
You export Search Console
Pages and queries per URL over three to six months.
- 2
Moonrank diagnoses the structure
Potential parents, under-linked pages and orphans, read from behaviour rather than sitemap.
- 3
It builds the hierarchy
Parent, child and grandchild, with Know → Do links added across the tree.
- 4
It scores and writes the plan
An urgency score per link, with the anchor and the insertion context.
Everything it checks
Parent page identification
High-impression pages at position 4–15 on commercial queries — the ones worth consolidating.
Under-linked page detection
Good positions with weak CTR, the signature of a page nothing supports.
Orphan detection
Pages with no secondary theme in Search Console at all.
Know → Do mapping
Every informational page linked to a page where the reader can act.
Urgency scoring
Impressions, position potential and business value, weighted rather than eyeballed.
Written anchors and context
The anchor text and where in the page it goes — never "click here".
When to reach for it
- Push page-two rankings up without writing new content.
- Find the pages your own site never links to.
- Turn an informational library into a path toward revenue.
- Check an architecture plan against what pages actually do.
- Brief a writer with anchors instead of a diagram.