Can Anyone Recommend a Web Page Automated Tagging Solution for Large Sites?
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We're looking for a way to automate content tagging on our site with a pre-existing solution/software/tool. This is mainly for content organization and to better establish internal linking connections for a large site. We work with Adobe Creative Suite.
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For automated tagging on large sites, try using Yoast SEO or Rank Math. Both plugins offer robust features for managing SEO tags and optimizing content efficiently.
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Hi everyone,
I'm currently managing a large site that provides daily lottery results for Swertres. You can check out my site at https://swertresresultstoday.ph/
I'm looking for an automated solution to tag and categorize web pages effectively. Given the volume of content, manual tagging is not feasible. The solution should be able to handle dynamic content and integrate smoothly with my existing setup.
Has anyone used a reliable tool or plugin that can automate the tagging process based on content analysis or metadata? I would appreciate any recommendations or insights into how you manage automated tagging on large websites.
Thanks in advance for your help!
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Hi ari_seo,
I have used simple tags plugin for WordPress, but you have a custom CMS you might to build one from scratch.
Ross
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