Composite Internal Link Health Score
Rather than leaving you to interpret five separate issue counts, LinkJuice combines them into a single 0-100 health score. The score weights each category by its typical SEO impact: orphan pages and broken links each contribute 25%, redirect chains and depth violations 20% each, and anchor text quality makes up the remaining 10%. A score of 100 means your site has zero flagged issues across all five dimensions.
The breakdown panel shows exactly how many points each category is costing you, so you know whether a score of 62 means you have a severe orphan problem or a moderate spread across all categories. For competitive context, LinkJuice benchmarks your score against anonymized averages for sites of similar size.
- 0-100 score weighted across five issue categories
- Breaks down contribution of orphans, broken links, depth, chains, and anchors
- Benchmark against industry averages by site size
Weekly Snapshot Tracking
Every time you upload a new Screaming Frog export, LinkJuice saves it as a dated snapshot and adds a point to your score trend line. Over weeks and months, this builds a history of your internal link health that shows whether your maintenance efforts are paying off or whether new content is introducing issues faster than you are resolving them. The trend line makes it easy to correlate score changes with site events: a migration, a content sprint, or a CMS upgrade.
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See your internal link equity in 30 seconds →You can also set an alert threshold — if your score drops below a configured value on the next upload, the dashboard flags it immediately so you can investigate before the issues compound.
- Upload a new Screaming Frog export at any time to create a snapshot
- Trend line shows score improvement or regression over time
- Alert threshold: notify when score drops below a set value
Issue Category Drilldown
Every score component in the dashboard is clickable. Clicking the orphan pages component takes you directly to the full orphan list for that snapshot. Clicking broken links opens the 404 report. This means the dashboard is not just a summary — it is a navigation layer over all of LinkJuice's detailed analysis views, letting you move from the high-level score to the specific URLs that need fixing in two clicks.
The snapshot comparison view is particularly useful for tracking remediation progress. Select any two snapshots and the dashboard shows which issues were resolved between them, which are new, and which persist — giving you an accurate picture of net progress rather than just a before-and-after headline number.
- Click any score component to see the underlying issue list
- Compare two snapshots to see which issues were resolved and which are new
- Percentage-change view per category for executive reporting
Client-Ready Report Export
The dashboard PDF export is designed for stakeholder communication, not internal tooling. It includes the trend chart, a categorized issue summary, the current score with benchmark context, and the top 10 recommended fixes prioritized by estimated impact. Non-technical readers can understand the health trajectory and the action plan without needing to interpret raw data.
Agencies can enable white-label mode to strip LinkJuice branding from the export, delivering the report under their own brand. The export format and layout remain identical — only the logo and tool references are removed.
- Export the full dashboard view as a PDF
- Includes trend chart, issue summary, and top 10 recommendations
- White-label mode removes LinkJuice branding for agency use
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Find your site's weakest links before Google does →Frequently Asked Questions
- How is the LinkJuice health score calculated?
- The score is a weighted composite: orphan pages (25%), broken internal links (25%), redirect chains (20%), link depth violations (20%), and anchor text quality (10%). A perfect 100 means zero issues in all five categories.
- How often should I audit internal links?
- Monthly for most sites. After any significant content push, CMS migration, or URL restructure, run an immediate audit. High-frequency publishing sites benefit from weekly snapshots.
- Can I share the dashboard with a client?
- Yes. The dashboard PDF export includes all score data, trend charts, and recommendations in a format designed for non-technical stakeholders.
- What is a good internal link health score?
- Scores above 80 indicate a well-maintained site. Scores between 60-80 suggest moderate issues. Below 60 typically means systemic problems that require a dedicated remediation project.
- Does the score account for site size?
- Yes. The scoring algorithm is normalized for site size. A site with 1,000 URLs and 50 orphans scores differently from a site with 100,000 URLs and 50 orphans.
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