10/20/2026
Hansel and Gretel may have been onto something with those breadcrumbs.
When someone lands on your website, they rarely get everything they need from one page. They arrive with a question, learn something, and then naturally have another question. Your website should leave a trail that helps them figure out where to go next.
A blog about a problem might lead to the service that solves it. That service page could connect to FAQs, a case study, team credentials, or another resource that helps someone feel more confident about taking the next step.
That is the strategy behind good internal linking.
Those connections also help search engines understand how the information across your website relates, which pages are important, and where deeper expertise exists.
The goal is not to scatter links everywhere like breadcrumbs and hope someone follows them. It is to anticipate the customer's thought process and intentionally connect the dots.
Ask yourself: If someone finishes this page, what will they logically want to know next?
Then make sure there is a path to get there.