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This plugin is a minimalist backlink tracker. It keeps track of all internal links between posts using taxonomies.
The plugin maintains a taxonomy of which posts links to which. The taxonomy is mostly invisible, but available through REST.
The backlink taxonomy is updated automatically whenever a post is published, scheduled or later updated. By registering the outgoing links of all posts it is easy to find the incoming links for any one post.
<h3>User Interface</h3>
The plugin most works behind the scenes, scanning posts for internal links whenever the posts are updated.
The backlink taxonomy is available for the Query Loop block, which can be used to create a dynamic “What links here” block.
The backlink_count taxonomy can be used to filter the displayed posts on the posts lists of the admin interface. This is a handy way of finding posts with no or few incoming links.
The admin posts list has a “Suggest Backlinks” added for each row, which will find posts with shared tags and categories, that are not already linked from the post. If there are shared public custom taxonomies, they will be used too.
The admin posts list also has a ‘Backlinks’ column available, showing the number of backlinks for the post. Clicking on the column will show a list of the backlinks. The column is sortable. The column also shows the number of outgoing links, also clickable.
A management page under the Tools menu can show the backlinks status of all posts, with columns for incoming and outgoing links, and commands for rescanning or ‘un-scanning’ posts.
The settings pages is rather basic, but allows the setting of post types to operate on (default posts and pages), and post statuses to select on (default published and scheduled).
Un-scanned posts, for example just after activation of the plugin or after a change of settings, are scanned in the background at bit at a time. During normal usage there should never be a backlog of un-scanned posts.
The Backlinks Taxonomy plugin works with custom post types, and will use available custom taxonomies for backlink suggestions.
<h3>WP-CLI interface</h3>
The plugin adds a WP-CLI command ‘backlinks’ with several sub-commands.
There are commands to:
<ul>
<li>Show all outgoing and incoming links for a single post;</li>
<li>Show backlink suggestions for a single post;</li>
<li>Show the overall status of the backlink counters;</li>
<li>Rescan individual posts for links;</li>
<li>List all un-scanned posts.</li>
</ul>

Backlinks Taxonomy

The purpose of this plugin is to help internal link building, for SEO and for a better user experience. The internal link structure of a site is impo …

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This plugin no longer works with WordPress 3.9. A new more flexible version of Imgbacklink is available at http://wp.ypraise.com.
The Imgbacklink plugin can help with getting back links to your site if you do not mind sharing your images and bandwidth. This plugin makes it easy to use the LinkMyPics javascript by Michael VandeMar on your WordPress site. Just install the plugin and all the images in your content section will be covered.
This plugin is different to the other available image backlink generators in that the code box only shows when someone right clicks your image for information – so there are no code boxes showing that can spoil the look and flow of your page. It also covers all your images in a post rather than just the first one.
The code that is shown to your web site visitor who wants to use your image is given in html – which includes the web address of the page, the source url of the image and the alt tags for the image. It also gives the bbcode for linking which includes the url of the post page and the image source url.
There’s no settings to worry about just upload and activate.

Imgbacklink

Pop up box appears over image when someone right-clicks and displays link to image and page in both html and bbcode format.

Backlinks Taxonomy vs Imgbacklink