Pillark is a free WordPress plugin for internal linking. It reads every link between the pages on a site and puts the result on one screen, so you can see how the pages are connected without opening them one at a time.
On a site with more than a handful of pages, nobody knows which pages are actually linked. WordPress tells you a page exists. It does not tell you that nothing links to it, or that the page you want to rank gets no links from the articles written to support it.
Links in and out for every page, pages with no incoming links at all, internal links that lead nowhere, weak anchor text, and pages that mention each other by name without linking. Each finding names the page to open.
Titles, meta descriptions, sitemaps and schema output are already handled by Yoast SEO and Rank Math. Pillark stays out of that work, changes nothing in your content, and sends nothing to any external service.
He works with search across the board, covering content, structure, technique and links, as well as how content is found and quoted by AI search rather than only ranked by Google. The work runs through Webro, the web agency where he is a co-owner and daily manager of the production office in Aabenraa.
His route into search went through infrastructure rather than marketing: six years in IT operations before moving fully into web and search. He builds websites and WordPress plugins, which is why his SEO work reaches parts of a site most search work never touches.
Pillark started because he needed a better overview himself. On every client site the same question came up. Which pages are actually linked, and which ones are not? Answering it meant opening one page at a time. He built the tool for his own SEO work first and released it once it was worth using elsewhere.
