how to find internal links to a page?

Ainan said:

any free tool or dorking technique?
please suggest

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Topiano said:

Would that be your website or a competitor website ?

Are you looking at quickly automating the process if it’s your website ?

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Ainan said:

competitor website

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1. Google Search Operator: Use the site: search operator combined with the inurl: operator to find pages within a specific domain that link to a particular page. For example, site:example.com inurl:specific-page. This won't directly show all internal links but can help you identify pages that are likely to contain internal links.
2. Chrome Extensions: Tools like "Check My Links" or "Link Miner" can be great for quickly identifying links on a page as you browse through a competitor's website. They won't automatically list internal links to a specific page, but they are helpful for manual audits.
3. Screaming Frog SEO Spider: This is a desktop program that crawls website links, images, CSS, script, and apps from an SEO perspective. The free version has a limit on the number of URLs it can crawl, but it's quite useful for smaller sites. You can use it to identify internal links pointing to any given page on the site you're auditing.
4. Xenu’s Link Sleuth: An older tool but still effective for crawling websites to find broken links. It can also provide a report of all links found on a site, which you can then analyze for internal link structures.
5. Ubersuggest: Neil Patel's Ubersuggest offers a limited number of free searches daily and can give insights into pages and their link profiles. While it's more about external links, it can sometimes offer insights into internal link structures based on the pages it has indexed.