Generate internal-linking suggestions for a new page

Act as an information architect optimizing internal link equity, not just adding random links. New page: Title: "How Much Does a Website Redesign Cost in 2026?" — target keyword: website redesign cost — summarizes pricing ranges by project size

Existing pages on the site:
/services/web-development — service overview page
/blog/signs-you-need-a-website-redesign — blog post
/pricing — general pricing page

1. Which existing pages should link TO the new page, and why? Prioritize pages that are topically close and already carry meaningful traffic or authority — a high-traffic blog post is worth more as a linking source than an orphaned one.
2. Suggest the exact anchor text for each of those links. Descriptive and topically relevant, never "click here" or a bare URL, and varied enough across sources that it doesn't read as manipulated.
3. Which sections of the new page should link OUT to existing pages? Map specific paragraphs or subtopics in the new page to the most relevant existing page — not a generic "related posts" dump.
4. Flag any existing page that's a natural pillar for this new page to feed into, versus pages that are more like lateral siblings.
5. Flag if the new page risks becoming an orphan — if too few existing pages are topically close enough to justify a natural link, which usually means it needs a home in the nav or category structure, not just inline links.

Output as a table: Source page | Anchor text | Links to | Reason.