When you have dozens of topics, it is no fun at all to organize them. But with the TagExplore browser, Pagico made it very easy to navigate among your ocean of tags and topics. Let’s say John is a computer products dealer. He manages his inventories with Pagico. Take a look at the his database in the TagExplore browser below.

As you can see, the tags were organized in a hierarchical structure. When John needs something, he just navigate through the tags, and the results are automatically presented below the TagExplore browser.

Your database can be this efficient, too. Just go ahead and tag your topics like you would with your blog. As things accumulate, Pagico will automatically organize your tags like the image above, and you’ll be able to  benefit from it like John. So, the advantage is obvious: it’s like you have an unlimited-depth folder structure for your topics, but you don’t have to spend time maintaining the structure itself.

That was a simple explanation. But, how does it work?

Basically, Pagico reads all the tags you have in your topics, and keeps track of them in a complicated way. Simply put, Pagico processes all the tags, and for each one (let’s call it “mothertag” here), Pagico searches all the topics that include this tag, and all other tags that are used in these topics. These “other tags”, then, are considered as “subtags” to the mothertag.

Tips & Hints

Tag topics in detail, and use re-usable words for tags. For example, a topic named “MacBook Pro” can be at least tagged as “Apple, Hardware, Laptop”. Another example here: a topic named “Business trip to Atlanta” can be tagged as “Business, atlanta, meeting”, etc.

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