Internal Linking Related Contents Reviews

I didn't expect much, I didn't see what I was expecting, like a list of my pages and an analysis of which needed a link, and what link etc.
Instead, I saw a relatively simple config page, how the links would look like, how many per page and how spread, and that was about it.
Then I tried, and it is awesome. It automates a lot of what I had to validate manually before, it looks great, it does the job.
I guess a bit more stats and explanations on why it displays this or that link would be cool, but as it is, the sheer simplicity and efficacy is worth it.
5 tacos for me.

It's a little clunky but it does the job!

I've tried this on MULTIPLE sites, and it won't let me adjust anything (Yes, the license key is in). It's always 2 posts, 2 paragraphs apart, in the same order (the default). It won't link by taxonomy, tags, or published date. It won't do more than (or fewer than) 2 posts. It won't space them more than (or less than) two paragraphs apart.

PLEASE FIX.

EDIT: So you apprently have to download TWO plugins, the plugin itself, and the "activation" plugin. Once this was done, it works fine. Bumping up to 4/5 tacos. Probably worth the full five, but this process over the last few days of trying to figure this out without a clear guide (there is a broken link to the guide when you install the plugin, but it's hard to even see).

I was looking for a plugin to link internal pages. I tried several such as linkboss and others but they are very pricey for several websites. I was going to write my own when I came across this. While it's far from being as advanced as linkboss etc, it does a good job at adding links into each article. I wanted something that creates links using existing copy, but it does not do that. But hey, it works well enough so for the price I consider that my internal linking problem is solved.

The dashboard for this plugin is complicated and difficult to use. It takes a lot of trail and error to get the desired result (no live preview) and the included designs are pretty limited. It's a good concept, but could use some polish.