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what is the way in creating a link about the computer internet marketing

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Short answer: it depends which meaning of "creating a link" you meant — a simple clickable link on a page/editor, or building marketing/backlinks for an ecommerce store. Thread context: asked for clarification, correctly flagged spam risk, and made a joke. Below are concise, updated, practical options that avoid spammy tactics.

To create a clickable link in HTML or most forum editors use a normal anchor and descriptive anchor text. If you open a new tab, include the security attributes shown here:

<a href="https://yourdomain.example/computer-marketing" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Computer internet marketing</a>

Use clear, descriptive text (not "click here"). For security and privacy add rel="noopener noreferrer" when using target="_blank". For paid/advertorial links mark them with rel="sponsored", and for forum/user-posted links consider rel="ugc" or rel="nofollow" as appropriate — these rel values are the recommended ways to qualify outbound links. (developer.mozilla.org)

If you meant marketing/link building, follow white‑hat practices: produce buyer-focused pages (guides, comparisons, reviews), earn links via genuine outreach to niche blogs and reviewers, encourage real user reviews and unboxing videos, list in reputable marketplaces, and vary anchor text so it looks natural. Never buy bulk links, use automated comment spam, or run large-scale guest-post campaigns whose main intent is link building — those are link schemes and can trigger manual or algorithmic actions. Moderate forum and comment links and mark UGC appropriately to reduce spam. (developers.google.com)

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I think the good professor may be enquiring as to the best way to post spam on DaniWeb. I might be wrong, but...

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Alt + F4 should do the trick!

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