The 15-Minute Internal Linking Trick to Push a Money Page Up in Google

Summary

Set upWhat you need

• Your website and edit access to its pages (WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, or any CMS)

• The money page you want to rank and the keyword it targets

• Google Search in any browser

• About 15 minutes for the first three links

Do thisStep by step

1. 1

   Pick a money page and its keyword

   Open the page you most want to rank and note the main keyword it targets. In the creator's example, it is a dental implants page targeting "dental implants".

2. 2

   Run a site: search in Google

   In Google, type site: followed by your website, then the keyword in quotes, for example site:yourdomain.com "dental implants". This shows every page on your site that uses that keyword. Reel Playbooks addition: if you get very few results, try close variations of the keyword, such as "implants" or "tooth replacement".

3. 3

   Skip the money page itself

   The first result is usually your money page, so ignore it. Open three of the other pages that mention the keyword.

4. 4

   Link the keyword to your money page

   On each of those pages, find where the keyword appears and make it a link to your money page. The linked words are the anchor text, and Google pays attention to them. Reel Playbooks addition: use descriptive, natural anchor text ("dental implants in North York" rather than "click here"), link only once per page to the same money page, and make sure the link points to the final URL with no redirect.

5. 5

   Publish and request a recrawl

   Reel Playbooks addition: save and publish the updated pages, then in Google Search Console use URL Inspection on each updated page and click Request indexing so Google sees the new links sooner.

6. 6

   Repeat for your other money pages

   Reel Playbooks addition: run the same search for each important service or product page. Keep a simple list of which pages link to which, so you don't over-link one page and forget another.

Heads upCommon mistakes & tips

• Google recommends this. Its guidance says internal links help people and Google make sense of your site and find other pages; see Google's link best practices.

• Don't force exact-match anchor text into every page. Vary it naturally so it reads like normal writing.

• Link from pages that are relevant to the money page; a link from a related blog post is worth more than one squeezed into an unrelated page.

• Check that the linking pages themselves are indexed (they appear in your site: search, so they usually are).

• The reel's claim that this alone moved sites from page two to the top of page one is the creator's experience and has not been verified by Reel Playbooks. Treat it as one part of your SEO, not the whole plan.

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