# What is a Project?

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We think of a "Project" as a folder and the "Biolink" as a file inside the folder.

When you create biolink pages or shortened links, you could place them inside a project to better organize them and track stats.

Here is an example of a two projects with multiple biolinks inside them.

![Projects in EZBiolink](https://964357084-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-M55yBBOIKLPY_jxFVZ_%2F-M6X99QV953HUumWxCBE%2F-M6XAmzeOTSKCw_mKDFa%2FScreenshot_20200504-171355_Chrome.jpg?alt=media\&token=44a93e34-f567-44ba-aade-b76d94e7d13d)

As you can see, the total number of links and clicks is shown for each project. This total reflects the sum of all projects and links inside that particular project.


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