By: PhotoBiz Knowledge Base
This video tutorial will show you how to add and remove tags from your PhotoBiz blog posts.
Overview
Blog post tags help you organize related posts and make it easier for visitors to explore your content. For example, a photographer who publishes maternity and newborn sessions can use tags such as “wedding photography” and “newborn photography.”
You can create tags during the setup process when using the PhotoBiz AI Blog Post Creator. You can also manually add, reuse, or remove tags after a blog post has been created.
This guide explains how to manage tags on new and existing PhotoBiz blog posts.
A tag can be a single word or a short phrase. Tags can help you:
Use clear and consistent tag names. Avoid creating several tags that describe the same subject, such as “wedding,” “weddings,” and “wedding photography,” unless each tag serves a specific purpose.
The PhotoBiz AI Blog Post Creator gives you the option to create tags during the initial setup process.
Tags entered during setup are included when the PhotoBiz AI Blog Post Creator generates the initial draft. After the draft is created, you can review, add, or remove tags before saving the post.
You can also update these tags at any time by opening the blog post in the blog post editor.
Log in to your PhotoBiz account and click BLOG in the left-side menu.
This opens your Blog dashboard, where you can create and manage your blog posts.
Click the blog post you want to update. You can also create a new blog post or use the PhotoBiz AI Blog Post Creator to generate a new draft.
If you have many blog posts, use the search bar to locate an existing post by its title.
The blog post editor will open.
Locate the tags section in the upper-left area of the blog post editor.
If the post already has tags, the existing tags will appear in this section. If the post does not have any tags, you will see ADD A TAG.
Click the tags section to open the tags panel on the right side of the screen.
Enter the tag you want to add, and then click Add Tag.
Enter tags one at a time. Each tag will appear below the text field after you add it.
Tags you have used previously may appear as suggestions. Select an existing suggestion when you want to reuse the same tag on another blog post.
To remove a tag, click the trash can icon next to the tag you no longer want associated with the post.
Click Save Changes after you finish adding or removing tags.
Your updated tags will be applied to the blog post.
You can use the Display by Tag option in a Blog Block to show posts with a specific tag on an individual page of your website.
For example, you could create a page for newborn photography and configure its Blog Block to display only posts tagged “newborn photography.” This allows you to organize related blog content throughout your website without creating separate copies of each post.
For the best results, make sure you use the same spelling and capitalization when applying the tag to each post.
See How To Display Posts with a Specific Tag for full instructions.
You can add the Tag Cloud Blog Widget to display a tag cloud at the end of each individual blog post.
The widget shows tags used across your blog and gives visitors another way to browse related content. When a visitor clicks a tag, they can view other blog posts associated with that tag.
Because the Tag Cloud Blog Widget appears at the end of each post, visitors can continue exploring related topics after they finish reading. Using clear and consistent tag names will help keep the Tag Cloud organized and easy to use.
See How To Use The Tag Cloud Blog Widget for full instructions.