Benefits of Tagging Vice Categories
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James Joyner | Thursday, April 12, 2007 |
Of interest primarily to bloggers, Aaron Brazell continues his WordPress FAQ series by answering one of my questions: “What advantages obtain from direct tagging, whether manually or by widget, vice using the WP category?”
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I have been experimenting with Technorati tags for a while and have found that when I tag posts with very specific tags (more specific than my categories) that it can drive Technorati-generated traffic my direction.
That does seem to be the advantage. There are plug-ins that allow doing that without the creation of dozens of micro-categories, but it's always struck me as redundant. It looks to be complementary, though.
When I saw the headline, I first thought you meant tagging 'Vice' categories, like narcotics, prostitution, etc.
"Hey," I says to myself, "I gotta get into this blogging thing..."
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