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Adding tags to posts can be time-consuming, especially if you use many different tags on your site.

You may also miss the opportunity to add list of us phone number relevant tags, preventing visitors from finding what they are looking for on your site.

For this, let’s look at how to automatically tag posts.

How to automatically tag WordPress posts and save time
The easiest way to automatically tag WordPress posts is to use the free TaxoPress plugin.

If a word or phrase in the title or content of a new blog post matches one of your tags, TaxoPress will add that tag to the post.

Let's look at an example. On your website, let's say you have multiple tags including Recipes, Chocolate, and Pasta.

If you publish a new post titled “Best Chocolate Cake Recipes,” TaxoPress will see two matches in the title and automatically add the “recipe” and “chocolate” tags.

To start automatically tagging your publications, you need to install and activate the TaxoPress plugin. If you need help, see our guide on how to install a WordPress plugin for more details.

In this tutorial, we use the free version of TaxoPress, which limits publishing tags to just one rule. This is enough to automatically tag all WordPress posts. However, if you want to create multiple rules to use in different ways, you'll need to upgrade to TaxoPress Pro.


That said, the first task you need to do after activation is to create a rule that automatically tags WordPress posts. This rule is called "auto-termination".

First, go to TaxoPress Automated Terms in your WordPress admin area. After that, you need to click on the “Add new automatic clause” button.

Add new automated terms using TaxoPress
Next, you need to enter a title for your new automatic term.

The title is just a reference so you can use whatever you want.