Website topic analysis
Analyzes a site to group significant concepts into logical topics, then highlights topic gaps and related subtopics for planning content.
InLinks is an entity SEO platform for topic planning, internal linking, content optimization, and schema automation for SEO and content teams.
InLinks is an entity SEO platform for SEO, content, and internal linking workflows. The site presents it as a tool for organizing topics, optimizing content, automating internal links, and adding schema markup across a website.
The product centers on entity-based analysis. It reads site content, identifies the main entities and topics in use, and turns that understanding into topic planning, internal link opportunities, and content briefs that are meant to be useful for both search engines and readers.
Analyzes a site to group significant concepts into logical topics, then highlights topic gaps and related subtopics for planning content.
Helps decide whether to create a pillar page, supporting content, or improve an existing page based on topic coverage.
Finds internal link opportunities and can insert links within page body text through the JavaScript integration option, or export them for manual insertion.
Builds content briefs and audits using entities, keywords, intent, gap analysis, topic maps, heading analysis, and related concepts.
Generates automated schema markup from the site’s entity understanding so search engines can interpret page meaning more clearly.
Offers keyword research, an AI assistant, and a content writing assistant mentioned on the main site and pricing page.
Map an existing site into topic clusters, then identify missing subtopics and decide what to publish next.
Find internal link gaps across a site and deploy links at scale without manually editing every page.
Create content briefs that combine topic maps, entities, intent, headings, and gap analysis before writing or revising pages.
Use a competitor site, or multiple competitor pages, to build a topic plan when your own site is not yet live.
Apply schema markup and entity-focused structure to help search engines understand a page or site’s subject matter.
Topic Planner analyzes your website to identify the topics you already cover and the subtopics that are still missing. It is designed to help you build a more complete topic plan and prioritize what to create next.
The source says Topic Planner works in English, with French in development.
Yes. The page says you can use competitors’ sites, or pages from multiple competitors, to build a topic plan before your own site is live.
The pricing page shows monthly plans and says all accounts include content optimization, internal-link and schema automation, keyword research, and an AI assistant. Topic Planner pricing is described on its page as starting from $49 a month.