How Many Internal Links Do You Usually Add to a New Article?

I do not follow a fixed number. I add as many internal links as make sense for the reader. On most articles, that usually ends up being around 5 to 10 relevant links, depending on the topic and how much related content I already have.
 
I usually base it on the content rather than a fixed number. If the links are relevant and genuinely help users explore related topics, that's what matters most.
 
I am trying to improve my internal linking strategy for my website. I usually add links only when they feel relevant, but I’m curious how others handle it.
Do you follow a fixed number of internal links per article, or do you decide based on the topic and content structure?
What internal linking approach has worked best for your website
Actually there is no such number i stick to tbh. I simply add links where they actually matters to the reader and make sure that this new article has backlinks to the core pages which i want to promotes.
 
i usually add internal links where they make sense for the reader and help connect related topics for me relevance is more important than hitting a specific number
 
One thing that worked for me was building small topic clusters. I connect related articles together instead of linking randomly across the site.
 
Your question is wrong from the base, internal links depends on many factors like total words and content structure. Adding many links can reduce your luck to rank if it looks spammy

But on average you can do 2-4 for every 1000 words. If it's a new site, it's better to start with the lowest amount and update your article after growing a little bit (add one or two more)
 
I wouldn't force internal links just to hit a number If the connection is natural I'll add the link
 
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