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SleekView for Link Whisper: internal link and broken link tables

Link Whisper writes its internal link graph, outbound links, and broken link reports to its own custom tables. SleekView reads them so editors can audit link distribution and triage broken links across the site in one place.

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SleekView table view for Link Whisper

Audit Link Whisper data without opening every report screen

Link Whisper builds its internal link reports from custom tables (typically wp_wp_link_whisper_links_internal, wp_wp_link_whisper_links_outbound, and a broken-link tracking table). Each row records the source post, target URL, anchor text, link type, and status, which is the data the Link Whisper reports surface in its own UI.

That UI works well for the most common queries: orphaned posts, top linking posts, and broken links. The trade-off is that each report is a separate screen with its own filters, and there is no way to combine, for example, a broken-link list with the source post's category or with the anchor text the broken link uses.

SleekView reads the Link Whisper tables directly and gives editors one queryable surface across all three. Inline edits to anchor text and target URLs write back through Link Whisper's update paths, and broken links can be triaged into fixes (or redirects, when paired with a redirect plugin) without bouncing between report screens.

Workflow

From Link Whisper reports to one queryable grid

1

Connect every Link Whisper table

SleekView reads the internal link, outbound link, and broken link tracking tables Link Whisper maintains. Each link becomes a row with source post, target URL, anchor text, and status as sortable columns.
2

Triage broken links by scope

Filter broken links by source post category, by anchor text pattern, or by last checked timestamp. The broken-link triage gets scoped to the editor or section that actually owns the fix.
3

Inline edit anchors and targets

Click a cell to update anchor text or repoint a target URL. Changes write back through Link Whisper's update paths so the post content and link tables refresh on the next request.
4

Save common audit views

Build views like Broken links from blog posts, Outbound links to retired domains, and Internal links from drafts. Each view ships to the editor or SEO lead who actually needs it.

Sample columns

A typical Link Whisper internal link audit view

Every internal link Link Whisper has indexed, with source, target, and anchor on one row.
Source: wp_wp_link_whisper_links_internal, wp_wp_link_whisper_links_outbound, broken-link tracking
Source post Target URL Anchor text Type Status Last checked
Beginner guide /pricing/ platform pricing Internal OK 2h ago
Migration article /old-blog/ previous post Internal Broken 1h ago
Comparison post https://example.com/feature/ their feature page Outbound OK 5h ago
Old launch post /team/ the team Internal Redirect 1 day ago

Comparison

Default Link Whisper admin vs SleekView

Default Link Whisper admin

  • Internal links, outbound links, and broken links each live on a separate report
  • No combined view that joins broken links with source post category or anchor text
  • Bulk editing of anchor text is limited inside the report screens
  • Hard to filter for outbound links with redirect responses across the site
  • Orphan posts report and broken links report do not share filters

SleekView

  • Internal, outbound, and broken-link data in one table view
  • Sort by source post, anchor text, or last checked timestamp
  • Filter for broken links by anchor text or source category
  • Inline edit anchor text and target URLs without opening each post
  • Save common views like 'Broken links from blog posts' for ongoing triage

Features

What SleekView gives you for Link Whisper

All link types in one grid

Internal, outbound, and broken-link rows all queryable through one surface. Editors can audit link distribution without flipping between three Link Whisper reports.

Triage broken links by category

Filter broken links by source post category or by anchor text pattern. The triage that the broken-link report shows as one long list becomes scoped to the section your team owns.

Inline edit anchors and targets

Click a cell to update an anchor text or repoint a target URL. Changes save back through Link Whisper's update paths so the front-end content and link reports refresh.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Link Whisper

SEO leads

Audit internal link distribution and triage broken links in one workflow. Filter broken links by source category, sort by last checked, and queue fixes without opening each post.

Content editors

See broken links on posts they own and fix them inline. Build a writer-scoped view that flags only links from drafts and published posts in their category.

Migration teams

Audit outbound links after a migration to spot ones that now redirect or 404. Bulk update target URLs from the grid instead of clicking through each affected post.

The bigger picture

Why link triage needs one surface instead of three

Link Whisper is good at building the link graph. It scans content, suggests internal links, indexes outbound links, and flags broken ones. The data lives in custom tables that are well-indexed and easy to query.

The trade-off is that Link Whisper's admin presents the data as three separate reports (internal links, outbound links, broken links) without filters that join across them. A site with five thousand internal links and a few hundred broken ones can have dozens of broken links scattered across categories that different editors own, and no Link Whisper screen lets the team scope the triage to a single editor's section in one click. So either one person ends up doing all the broken-link fixes, or the work splits across editors who each have to filter the broken-link report manually.

SleekView turns the link tables into one queryable surface. Source post category, anchor text pattern, target URL status, and last checked timestamp all become sortable columns and saveable filters. Link Whisper still does the discovery and the broken-link checking.

SleekView just makes the triage scope to the team that owns the fix.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Link Whisper

No. Link Whisper still does the link discovery, the link suggestion engine, the broken-link checking, and writes the link tables. SleekView reads those tables and gives editors a sortable, filterable list view that complements Link Whisper's reports rather than replacing them.

 

Yes. Anchor text and target URL edits write back through Link Whisper's standard update paths, which update the post content and the Link Whisper link tables. The front-end post HTML refreshes on the next page load and the Link Whisper reports stay in sync.

 

Link Whisper is paid-only, so the question is which Link Whisper tier is required. SleekView works with the standard Link Whisper license. Higher Link Whisper tiers that add multi-site support or extra reports surface their additional columns when those features are active.

 

Yes. The grid includes the source post's category and tags as filterable columns, so editors can scope the broken-link triage to one section of the site. Useful when each editor owns a category and you want to ship them only their own queue.

 

No. SleekView paginates against the Link Whisper link tables and only fetches the visible page and columns. Even sites with tens of thousands of indexed internal links stay responsive because the grid avoids loading the full table at once.

 

Yes. Any view exports to CSV. Exports include only the columns and rows the current filter has scoped, so the file matches exactly what is on screen. Useful for handing a broken-link triage list to writers or sharing an outbound-link audit with a developer.

 

Yes. The outbound links table is queryable as its own view, with target domain, anchor text, response status, and source post as sortable columns. Editors can filter for outbound links that now redirect or 404 and update them inline.

 

The auto-link feature continues to operate through Link Whisper's own engine. SleekView reads the resulting link tables, so any link Link Whisper auto-creates appears in the grid. Edits made in the grid persist through subsequent auto-link runs as long as Link Whisper's settings are configured to respect manual edits.

 

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