Plan internal links from a new page into existing ones with real anchor text, not a generic 'add internal links' note

New page outline and a list of our existing pages. Find real internal linking opportunities between them, with exact anchor text and placement, not a vague instruction to "link to related content."

NEW PAGE OUTLINE
H1: How to Calculate Employee Overtime Pay. H2s: Federal overtime rules, State-specific exceptions, Common calculation mistakes, Overtime calculator.

EXISTING PAGES (title + URL + one-line topic)
"California Labor Law Guide" /guides/california-labor-law — covers state wage/hour rules. "Payroll Compliance Checklist" /resources/payroll-checklist — general compliance checklist, no overtime specifics.

PRIMARY KEYWORD OF THE NEW PAGE
how to calculate overtime pay

For each existing page that's genuinely relevant to a specific section of the new page's outline, propose one internal link: name the exact section of the new page it belongs in, write the actual anchor text to use (not a description of what the anchor text should convey — the literal words), and give a one-sentence reason the link is relevant there specifically, not just topically related in the abstract. Do not propose a link just because two pages share a broad category — the link has to make sense in the actual sentence a reader would be reading at that point, or skip it. Cap it at the links that would genuinely help a reader or crawler, typically 3 to 6 for a page this size — padding the list with marginal links dilutes the ones that matter and looks like link-scheme behavior rather than genuine internal linking.

Then do the reverse: for each of those same existing pages, note whether they should also get an inbound link back to the new page once it's published, and suggest where on the existing page and what anchor text — reciprocal linking from an old high-authority page into a new one is often the single highest-leverage move for getting a new page indexed and ranked, and it's the part people forget because they only think about links going out of the new page.

Flag anchor text diversity: if more than two of your proposed anchors would use the exact same phrase, vary them, since repetitive exact-match anchor text across many links is a pattern search engines can read as manipulative even when the links themselves are genuinely relevant.

OUTPUT FORMAT
Two tables. Table 1 — Outbound links from new page: Target existing page | Section of new page | Anchor text | Why relevant here. Table 2 — Suggested inbound links to add on existing pages: Existing page | Where on that page | Anchor text.