Author
Shubham
Founder of redCacti
Shubham is the founder of redCacti, a website crawling and internal linking platform for SaaS companies and content teams.
He works on the product, website analysis workflows, internal linking recommendations, and the content published on redCacti. His work focuses on internal linking, crawlability, broken links, orphan pages, technical SEO, and the practical problems involved in maintaining a growing website.
About Shubham
Shubham has broader experience working with B2B SaaS companies. At redCacti, he is directly involved in product development, website crawling workflows, internal linking analysis, broken link and orphan page analysis, and technical SEO content.
Why redCacti was built
Websites grow across blogs, product pages, comparisons, integrations, and documentation. As they grow, internal links and site structure are easy to overlook. redCacti was built to make those problems visible and give website teams a practical way to review them.
How articles are researched
- Use crawl findings and product workflows where they are available.
- Label illustrative examples instead of presenting them as customer results.
- Distinguish product observations from guidance published by search engines.
- Cite primary sources for claims about crawling, indexing, and structured data.
- Explain important limitations and update articles when the underlying facts change.
Topics covered
- Internal linking
- Crawlability
- Broken links
- Orphan pages
- Technical SEO
Articles by Shubham
How to Build an Internal Linking Strategy for a SaaS Blog (2026 Guide)
A practical SaaS internal linking framework for turning isolated blog posts into topic clusters that support discovery, product understanding, and conversions.
Guidde SEO Teardown Update: 3,197 Pages, 4,405 Broken Links, and 1,586 Orphaned Pages
We compared Guidde's March and August 2026 crawls. The site grew to 3,197 crawled URLs, while repeated broken destinations, orphaned content, and template metadata gaps reveal where a large content site should focus first.
Contact
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