Under bulk actions, click on edit, then hit apply, and a new dropdown appears:
Note: The link shown is my WA campaign link, shown as an example only.
To the right of the bulk edit list, you see options.
In the center is the 'sponsored' option. Click on 'No Change' A drop-down menu appears to give you two options, 'Enable' or 'Disable'.
If the link is already tagged, then leave the box as 'No Change.'
Now hit 'Apply'.
All of the links you selected on that page will now be tagged with the 'rel=sponsored' tag.
Do this for any other pages you may have. You can also expand the page to accommodate 25, 50, or 100 items in the list.
For those who do not use Pretty Links, see the last step!
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1Rudy1
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That is true, Links can be updated individually. I forgot to add that! Thanks, Richard!
Rudy
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1Rudy1
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Hi Jenn,
That is a great question.
Here is some information I found to answer this as simply as I can.
The rel=”sponsored” tag is a new link attribute to highlight sponsored and affiliate links.
The rel=”usg” is a new link attribute to highlight links in the user-generated content. I'm assuming this means internal links that relate to your own content in another article.
Hope that helps. Most likely there will be some answers that explain it better than I did....grin.
Rudy
That is a great question.
Here is some information I found to answer this as simply as I can.
The rel=”sponsored” tag is a new link attribute to highlight sponsored and affiliate links.
The rel=”usg” is a new link attribute to highlight links in the user-generated content. I'm assuming this means internal links that relate to your own content in another article.
Hope that helps. Most likely there will be some answers that explain it better than I did....grin.
Rudy
