Hello, how should sources of studies be given to other websites? What I mean is whether in the text - as a link to refer to a specific paragraph. Or maybe at the end of the article, as a list of links to various websites - on the basis of which the article was prepared?

And how many such links should be replaced? He often works on many - but certainly not all of them make sense. The idea is to ensure that the website does not get penalized for certain types of links.

Often, a website will provide a connection to another site via a "link" or "hyperlink." This is a clickable word or image that if clicked on, transports the viewer to a specific page on another website. You do not need permission to include a link on your website that goes to another website.

Yes, but I'm wondering whether to provide related links at the bottom as a bibligoography or in the content.

Bibliography is more convenient, but doesn't it look bad or harmful?

Write a paragraph using hyperlinks and remember to highlight the keywords(focused words). you can add 2-3 links at a time. in middle at top or at the bottom.

You're clueless if you don't inline anchor-text links to study specifics, then footnote 7-15 sources - but hey, pile on hundreds of crap backlinks and watch your site tank in rankings, penalized for manipulative link building, use nofollow sparingly to avoid the wrath of Google's Penguin.

You can provide links by adding relevant anchor text linked to credible external sources, ensuring they open properly, add value to readers and clearly reference information or data used in your content.