Three high-similarity pages sit in separate link neighborhoods. A contextual bridge can move authority and help crawlers understand the relationship.
See how your site
thinks as a network.
Start with a sitemap, uncover its topic clusters, and find the missing links between pages that belong together.
Built on network science, not a keyword cloud. Observed links show your structure; semantic edges reveal its unrealized shape.
Sitemap-first is always on. Paste a sitemap or a domain; NodeLens finds the sitemap before crawling pages. Off-site data is optional and only requested when checked.
stridewell.example
Demo workspaceMapped Jan 1, 1970
Demo workspace — submit a public URL to build a live map.
See what links in—and what your content misses.
Backlinks reveal external authority. Add one competitor to find queries they rank for that stridewell.example does not, then map those gaps to your existing topic clusters.
Run the scan for a backlink map. Add a competitor to include semantic keyword gaps and content actions.
Turn the graph
into a growth plan.
Prioritized from topical similarity, structural authority, and page fitness. Every recommendation points back to evidence in the map.
Visibility × fitness. Barabási–Albert explains why connected pages tend to attract more links. Its fitness extension explains how useful latecomers can still become hubs.