# How does the Link clicked condition work?

The **Link clicked** condition tracks links you specify in the element **Properties**. You can:

*   Choose to make the condition broad and check if a subscriber has clicked ANY link in your account over a specific amount of time. You can do this if you want to begin to evaluate the engagement of your contacts.
*   Select any links that you have included in a specific message.
*   Choose a specific link in a specific message for the **Link clicked** condition.

Using specific links in element details allows you to track which links your contacts click or don’t click on.

If **Link clicked** is a start element, make sure that **Click-through** is enabled for the newsletter that you select for the condition.

Is it possible to track more than one link in the same message?
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Yes, you can track more than one link in the same message. To do this, you should use separate **Link clicked** conditions as start elements to track **specific links** in a message. You can then customize your workflows to accomplish different goals, based on which link your clients click.

For example, here’s a scenario that allows you to:

*   Send a thank-you message when your client clicks either of the two links in your message.
*   Assign tags, if you wish. You can use them later to check who started and finished your workflow, and to create custom fields based on their actions.
*   Send follow-up messages when they don’t click specific links.

![example workflow tracking multiple links.](https://us-wd.gr-cdn.com/help/2019/07/multiple-links-final-steps.png)

### First, set up the elements to account for clicked links

1.  Add two **Link clicked** conditions to your workspace. In condition **Properties**, select the message type. Next, choose **A specific link from a specific message**, and enter the URL.
2.  Optionally, add two **Tags**. Configure each **Tag** and connect it to the respective “if yes” (green) connectors in the condition elements.
3.  Add a **Send** **message** action and configure the element details. **Note**: Keep **Run multiple times** switched toOFF.Next, connect **Send message** to the tags (if using them), or to the “if yes” (green) connectors of the **Link clicked** conditions.

### Second, let’s set up a path for clients who don’t click the first link

1.  Optionally, add a **Tag** action. Link it to the “if no” (red) connector in the condition element that is tracking the first link.
2.  Add a **Send message** action and configure the element details. Next, connect **Send message** to the tag (if using it), or to the “if no” (red) connector of the first **Link clicked** condition.

### Third, let’s set up a path for clients who don’t click the second link

1.  Optionally, add a **Tag** action. Link it to the “if no” (red) connector in the condition element that tracks the second link.
2.  Add a **Wait** action and connect it to the previous element. Don’t skip this element. Here, **Wait** spaces out sending messages for contacts who also didn’t click the first link.
3.  Add a **Send** message action and configure the element details. Next, connect **Send message** to the **Wait** action.

You can adapt this workflow to your needs. If you’re using more links, simply add another condition element and repeat the steps described above.