The Broken internal links issue shows links from this page to other pages on the same website that did not resolve cleanly in this scan.
This is a page-level issue. It answers: “Which internal links on this page need attention?”
What this issue means
A broken internal link is an internal link where the target is missing or failed.
Siteimp reports two main failure types:
- Missing target means the link did not resolve to a crawled page in this snapshot.
- Failed target means the target page exists in the snapshot, but it returned an error or could not be fetched cleanly.
How to read the table
The table shows broken internal targets linked from this page.
Broken target is the internal URL this page links to.
Failure explains what went wrong. It may say Missing target, show an HTTP status, or show a fetch error.
Occurrences shows how many times this page links to the same broken target.
Why it matters
Broken internal links are usually high-value fixes because they are under your control.
They can break navigation, strand important content, confuse readers, and make the site structure harder for crawlers and humans to follow.
What to check next
Open the broken target from the table.
If the page should exist, restore it or fix the route.
If the URL changed, update the link on this page.
If the target returned an error, inspect that page directly.
If the link is generated by a template or navigation component, fix the source so every affected page benefits.
Why this issue may be empty
If the page says No broken internal links were found on this page, Siteimp did not find internal links from this page to missing or failed targets in this scan.
That does not mean the whole website has no broken internal links. It means this page did not have this page-level issue in this snapshot.