Melissa

Hi,
yes, we support WooCommerce.
With it, you can add keywords to products, product categories, and product pages.
Feel free to try it out with the free version.

Thanks for the message.
We have analyzed the problem and are working on a solution.
We will inform you as soon as the problem is fixed.

Hi,
can you please send us a screenshot of your Statistics and Internal Link Juicer settings page?
Also, it would be helpful if you could send us a copy of your error_logs so we can determine the problem that is causing the index not to be rebuilt.

Thank you very much!

Yes, the future post will also be linked.

In your case, there might be some settings config you have set to limit the links. For the settings in WordPress click on our PlugIn “Internal Link Juicer” there you will find the section “Settings”.
Go to “Settings” and select the second tab (Content).
There you can deposit under “Maximum amount of links per post” the value “1” and under “Maximum frequency of how often a post gets linked within another on” you can also enter the value “1“.

For more info about the different settings you can visit our plugin documentation here:
Automated internal linkbuilding for WordPress – Features of the Internal Link Juicer`

In the keyword editor, you specify the keywords in your current article that link to another post.

Example:
Post 1: “Search Engine Optimization” in the content and “Internal Linking” set in the Internal Link Juicer keyword editor
Post 2: “Internal Linking” in the content
–> Content of post 2 links to post 1.

Do you need more detailed information about our keyword editor? Then you will get here a good overview. You also will find there, videos showing how our Internal Link Juicer works.

https://internallinkjuicer.com/docs/editor/

If something is still unclear or your request has not been answered satisfactorily, please feel free to contact us again with a concrete example.`

For reference, the feature was intended per post so it would only order priority of the keywords if they are on the same post.

To stay in your example:
Post A: “good boy“, “very good boy”

The priority will be “very good boy” if you set it to “Highest number of characters will be linked first” or “Highest number of words will be linked first“

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Melissa.

We are currently working on the improvements to the basic version.
Our pro version offers the possibility to make different settings for the index mode:

You can switch from automatic mode to CLI mode by using a server cronjob. This will call the process natively on the server, so that your web server, has no more work. With the CLI mode, the index is automatically updated for you in the background, and a delay due to long loading times is avoided.

Hi,
thank you for messaging us, we will investigate this matter and update you soon on our findings! Thank you

Hi,
in the simulated test case, this seems to work.

If you want the first configured keyword to be linked first, you need to adjust the settings here: “Order of linking configured keywords”.

Do you have any further questions? Feel free to send us a message.
Thank you

Hello,

can you please give me more information about what you’re trying to achieve and what exactly isn’t working? For example, can you please send us some screenshots for traceability?

Thanks!

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• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Melissa.

Hey,

thank you for your feedback.
The requested feature is already possible. User-based access control is one of the many features of the Pro version

Hey,

Can you please give me more detailed information about what you are trying to achieve and what exactly is not working? For example, can you please send us some screenshots for traceability?

Thank you!

Thank you for contacting us.

The Index Generation Mode settings are a feature of the pro version of the plugin. Unfortunately, it is not allowed to talk about the pro features in the forum.

Please feel free to send us your request via the support contact form from the Internal link juicer. We will answer your question directly and promptly.`

Open the Dashboard of the Plugin. At the bottom, you will find a “Statistics” section. There you should also see your page:

If you see the page in the link statistics, please check if there are “outgoing” and “incoming” links by clicking on the numbers. If the links are visible in the stats part but not in the frontend, you need to check if you have conflicts with the_content filter in your theme or any plugin.

If you don’t see links for this keyword or page at the link statistics, you should check your settings. For example, it could be due to the link limit, blacklist, etc.

If you still encounter problems afterward, feel free to send us a screenshot:
-of your settings for the specific page that the keyword doesn’t link to
-of your page, whose settings and content you suspect should have been linked to

Thank you very much!