Use bookmarks in Google Docs to send readers to an exact point in your document that you would like them to see.

Bookmarks in Docs are just like a bookmark that you would use to mark your place in a book. You use bookmarks to mark a location in a document so that you can quickly find and jump back to it. This is quite helpful, especially when you may have lots of documents to read/edit.

Another use would be to allow you or your readers to jump to a specific part in the doc itself. To do this:

• Insert a bookmark at the specific part of your doc

• Click on the bookmark

• Right click where it says link

• Copy the URL and place it in your document.

Embedded below is a 1 minute and 45 second YouTube tutorial.

Take care,

Brad