How to publish and manage SharePoint news links

In this tutorial we look at on SharePoint news links. This is the second tutorial in our series that will turn you into a SharePoint news publishing expert.

This series is highly relevant for corporate communication professionals, but even if you’re just looking to make the most of your team’s SharePoint site, you’ll get a lot of value out of this one.

What you’ll learn in this SharePoint news links tutorial

In this video we examine the differences between news links and news posts and teach you how you can use news links to avoid creating duplicate content on your intranet.

We show you how to create and edit news links and look at how news links show up in the SharePoint news feed just the same as news posts.

If you’ve published nothing on SharePoint before, we suggest you look at our video on how to build your first SharePoint page and make it awesome.

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Marius Berghttps://goodgeeky.com
I'm a writer, content creator and all-round creative. When I'm not writing for GoodGeeky, I write books (which never seem to get finished), try to not fall apart physically (I just made it halfway to 90), play with AI tools, and work as a tech consultant for The Man.

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