Why Use Tags?
As your prompt library grows, tags help you:- Filter prompts - Quickly find and manage specific groups
- Analyze by category - View mention rates and trends for tagged prompts
- Compare performance - See which categories have strong or weak visibility
- Report on segments - Generate insights for specific topics or intents
Creating Tags
- Navigate to Tags in the sidebar
- Click Add Tag
- Enter a name and optionally choose a color
- Click Save
Tagging Strategies
Choose a tagging approach that matches how you want to analyze your visibility:By Search Intent
Categorize prompts by the type of question being asked:| Tag | Use For |
|---|---|
| Discovery | ”Best X”, “Top Y for Z” |
| Comparison | ”X vs Y”, “Difference between” |
| Problem/Solution | ”How to fix X”, “Why does X happen” |
| Alternatives | ”Alternatives to X”, “Instead of X” |
| Buying Decision | ”Affordable X”, “Where to buy X” |
| Feature Specific | ”X with Y feature”, “X that does Y” |
By Product or Service
Group prompts by what they relate to:- Product - CRM
- Product - Analytics
- Product - API
By Funnel Stage
Organize by where customers are in their journey:- Awareness
- Consideration
- Decision
By Topic
Group by subject matter:- Pricing
- Features
- Reviews
- How-to
Applying Tags to Prompts
When creating prompts: Select tags from the dropdown in the prompt creation dialog. Bulk tagging: Select multiple prompts, click Bulk Actions, choose Add Tags, and select tags to apply. Editing existing prompts: Click on a prompt, modify the tags field, and save.Using Tags for Analysis
Filter by Tag
In the Prompts view or Analytics, use the tag filter to show only prompts with specific tags. This lets you see performance metrics for just that category.Compare Tag Performance
See how different prompt categories perform:| Tag | Mention Rate |
|---|---|
| Discovery | 52% |
| Comparison | 68% |
| Alternatives | 41% |
Best Practices
Start with a simple system
Start with a simple system
Begin with 5-10 tags based on one or two dimensions (e.g., intent + product). Add more as needed.
Use consistent naming
Use consistent naming
Pick a format and stick with it. For example: “Intent - Discovery” or just “Discovery”.
Review periodically
Review periodically
Remove unused tags and consolidate similar ones. Too many tags become hard to manage.