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Navigate to the tracking sheet: [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19lJGWNYRL3Crj_1ZFan5TQc7arOoHGg7_zFPSply3Qk/edit#gid=1545874175](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19lJGWNYRL3Crj_1ZFan5TQc7arOoHGg7_zFPSply3Qk/edit#gid=1545874175)
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Click "Jump Links"
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Click on the first article
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Copy the link to the first article (you will paste it in later after you create your anchor link)
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Open up Letterdrop.
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Click "Blog"
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Click "Posts"
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Click the "Search posts" field.
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Type in the name of the article
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Click on the article.
Tip! We are creating anchor texts to every H2 at the top of each section. There are likely 4-5 H2s in each article. You can identify that by highlighting the text.
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Highlight and click on the first H2.
Then, click on the "anchor" symbol on the right of the menu bar.
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Give your anchor the same name as the h2 text.
For example, this H2 was titled "Customer Service Definition," so the anchor tag is "customer-service-definition"
Then click "Save."
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Now add your intro text to the top of the article. This can be after or before the intro paragraph.
Write an introductory sentence, then create a bullet point list.
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Write the name of your first H2 as the first item on your list.
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Highlight the text then select the "Link" icon.
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Paste in the link you copied in Step 4.
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Now add the anchor text at the end of your link. For example, if you created the anchor "customer-service-definition" you will add "#customer-service-definition"
The full link should look like: [https://scribehow.com/library/what-is-customer-service#customer-service-definition](https://scribehow.com/library/what-is-customer-service#customer-service-definition)
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Click "Save"
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Your hyperlink should show up on the page, now!