Broken internal links often result from outdated URLs, incorrect formatting, or permalink structure changes.

Broken internal links can create a frustrating user experience and negatively impact SEO. To fix this, first audit your site to locate all broken links using tools like Screaming Frog or Ahrefs. Once identified, you may need to update links that were accidentally changed during content updates or due to permalink structure changes. Using relative URLs (instead of full URLs) can sometimes prevent this issue when updating permalinks. Regularly checking your links and maintaining a clean link structure will help ensure a seamless user experience and improve your blog’s SEO ranking over time.