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Hey, what's up, everybody, Pafflin here, and welcome to episode 956 of AskPath.

Thank you so much for joining me today.

As always, I'm here to help you by answering your online business questions five days a week.

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All right, now here's today's question from Chris. Hi, Pat. My name is Chris and I'm from Germany. And I really

love all the content you put out there. And I'm totally grateful for all the work you put into

smart passive income, especially since there's no one here in Germany like you where I could

learn all this stuff from. So right now I'm working on my first niche side and I'm almost done, but there's one

question I can't wrap my head around and that's how to interlink my articles with each other.

I checked your foot truck aside to see if there's any like pattern, but I couldn't find one.

I know that linking out to other sites and sources should always open a new window,

but how about opening, linking to other articles within your own site?

On FootTracker, you sometimes open the content in the same window and sometimes in a new one.

Could you maybe give me some advice or like rule I could follow on when to open links in a new window

and when to open it in the new window and when to open it

in the same one. Sankton at once, Pat, and keep up the good work. Bye.

Hey, Chris, thank you so much for the question. I appreciate this. You know, rules have changed

over time. And honestly, there is no, quote, wrong answer as long as you're interlinking

between articles on your site, that's a plus. I think if you're not interlinking, meaning you don't write a post and you are linking back

to older relevant articles, then you're missing out because that is important for SEO.

It does show that in Google you are an authority and that you kind of understand this space

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