The Priority Pages feature lets you tell LinkStorm which pages on your site matter most as link targets, for example, service pages, product pages, or landing pages. Once marked, these pages receive a boost in the opportunity generation algorithm, so LinkStorm surfaces more incoming link suggestions for them even when their content produces lower similarity scores against blog posts.

LinkStorm's AI measures how relevant two pages are by comparing their content. In practice, commercial pages (services, products, pricing) tend to have shorter, more generic content than blog articles, which means the algorithm may rank a blog post higher than the exact service page on the same topic.

Priority Pages solve this by adjusting the algorithm specifically for pages you've flagged:

The result: your high-value pages receive significantly more internal link suggestions pointing to them.

You can configure Priority Pages in two places:

When adding a new website, the setup wizard includes a Priority Pages step (step 3 of 4). LinkStorm automatically shows the directory structure discovered from your sitemap. Tick the folders that correspond to your most important pages (e.g., /services/, /products/).

You can also type custom patterns directly in the text area below the directory list (one pattern per line). Click Save & Continue when done, or Skip to set this up later.

⚠️ Changes take effect after the next crawl cycle. The algorithm will re-evaluate pages marked as priority during the next opportunity computation.

Priority Page patterns use the same glob syntax as URL Exclusions. Use * as a wildcard matched against the page URL.