Google’s John Mueller was asked if opening links in a new window versus the existing window (tab) would make a difference SEO or ranking wise in Google. John said no, there is no difference for ranking purposes.
I know, a very simple question and simple answer, but sometimes it is refreshing to post simple stuff? And I am sure none of you are surprised by this:
You’re correct 🙂
— ???? John ???? (@JohnMu) October 15, 2021
If you are confused by this, maybe this GIF will clarify what it meant by having the HTML open a link on the same tab versus a new tab; basically adding target = new or blank to your HTML link.
Here is how it is done in WordPress:
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