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🔗 Internal Links That Guide Buyers

Turn every SaaS page into a conversion trail that leads visitors from curiosity to checkout.

💡 Why internal links matter

  • Distribute authority from high-performing pages to product, pricing, and signup flows.
  • Boost crawl coverage so Google indexes your SaaS narrative end-to-end.
  • Increase conversions by showing prospects the next logical step wherever they land.

📍 Core Link Destinations

🛠 Implementation Playbook

1. Map the buyer journey

Sketch the path from discovery to signup. Your internal links should mirror this sequence: awareness → evaluation → conversion → onboarding.

2. Use descriptive anchor text

Replace “click here” with intent-rich anchors:

❌ Learn more
✅ Compare pricing plans
✅ See how RevOps teams use our automation
✅ Explore SOC2 compliance workflows

3. Keep links within relevant context

4. Ensure every major page links back to the hero flow

Blogs and resources should point to the product, pricing, and demo pages—pass “authority” back to the signup path.

📈 Minimum Coverage Checklist

  1. Hero or overview page links to pricing, features, and proof.
  2. Feature pages link to pricing and a CTA page.
  3. Pricing links to trial/demo and to key differentiator pages.
  4. Blog posts/resource pages link to product/feature + CTA at least once.
  5. Footer mirrors critical navigation (pricing, features, customers, resources).

🔍 QA Before Shipping

🚀 Expected Results

  • +3 hygiene points for Internal Links coverage.
  • Improved signup/demo conversions as visitors stay in the buying flow.
  • Better SEO equity transfer to the pages that drive revenue.