Link topics to get a better understanding and more ideas and draft well-interlinked authority-ranking content.
Quick mind map-style linking
When you hover over a concept (topic or keyword) in your map, a small arrow appears next to it. Drag the arrow to another concept to create a link. This is a fast way to show that the topics are related or there should be a link from one article to another.
Concept map-style linking for deeper understanding
Adding meaning to the connections makes you think about it deeper, which encourages better understanding and getting more ideas.
Click on a concept in your map that you want to link.
Click the "Link to other" button above it.
Click on another concept where the link should end.
Type the label of the link. It should express the meaning of the connection, like "is better than", "possible solution", “causes” etc.
Useful tip:
After you create a link, you can research more about it by looking at articles speaking about the linked concepts.
Labeling links
Creating multiple links between topics
Branching the link from one topic to multiple other topics
You can fork the link like this:
Create a link to the first topic.
Select the link
Click Link to other
Select the second topic
Continue as needed for other topics
To delete a branch, just click near it and select the trash bin icon.
Naming and renaming the links
Hover near the center of the link.
Double-click on the small dot or the existing link label. Or single-click, then the three dots button and click Rename.
Type the new name of the link.
Deleting links
It's similar to renaming: select the link as shown above and then hit the DEL key or use the trash bin button.