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diff --git a/docs/snap-store-metrics.rst b/docs/snap-store-metrics.rst
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ The default breakdown of active devices is by *version*, illustrated by the colo
 As with the count interval, the breakdown can be switched from *By version* to either *By OS* or *By channel* from its drop-down menu:
 
 -  **By OS**: view the number of active users on each Linux distribution over your selected time-frame. This can help you target integration issues that may be specific to popular distributions.
--  **By channel**: view how many installations are tracking each `channel <snap-channels_>`_ of your snap. Depending on how a snap uses channels, this can be useful to ascertain stability vs. cutting edge features for a snap’s user base.
+-  **By channel**: view how many installations are tracking each :ref:`channel <channels>` of your snap. Depending on how a snap uses channels, this can be useful to ascertain stability vs. cutting edge features for a snap’s user base.
 
 .. figure:: https://assets.ubuntu.com/v1/e2a6f31e-snap-weekly-devices.png
    :alt: Screenshot_20190731_155049|690x374

diff --git a/docs/snapcraft-overview.rst b/docs/snapcraft-overview.rst
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Snapcraft overview
 `Snapcraft <https://snapcraft.io/snapcraft>`__ is a powerful and easy to use command line tool for building `snaps <https://snapcraft.io/docs/quickstart-guide>`__. It helps you to:
 
 - build and then publish your snaps on the `Snap store <https://snapcraft.io/store>`__
-- use `channels, tracks and branches <snap-channels_>`_ to finely control updates and releases
+- use :ref:`channels, tracks and branches <channels>` to finely control updates and releases
 - build and debug snaps within a confined environment
 - update and iterate over new builds without rebuilding the environment
 - test and share your snaps locally