1. Tags and Categories are both types of taxonomies. They help organize your Small Groups Posts, making it easier for visitors to filter groups and improving SEO. Create and assign them to keep your content well-structured.
2. Click "Add" to add a new tag
3. The Properties tab allows you to configure the following: Tag Name, Tag URL, Short Description, Long Description
Tag Name - allows you to edit the title of your tag.
Tag URL - allows you to edit the URL of your tag.
Short Description - allows you to add/edit short description for a specific tag, which will be visible on the tag page live preview.
Long Description - allows you to add/edit a long description for a specific tag, which will be visible on the tag page live preview
4. The SEO Settings tab allows you to configure the following: Meta Title, Meta Description, Canonical URL, No-Index, No-follow, and Hide Canonical
Meta Title is the name of your page displayed in the browser tab and search engine results. Make sure to use unique titles for each of your website pages. Check out this SEO Optimization guide for further information.
Meta Description is the text under Meta Title. It describes what the page is about and can help you attract more visitors from organic search.
The Canonical URL is the URL of your website page that should be considered official or primary when there are multiple pages with similar or duplicate content. This helps prevent issues with duplicate content and ensures that search engines know which page to prioritize in search results.
No-Index -If enabled, it tells search engines not to include a specific page in search results.
No-follow - if enabled, tells search engines not to follow the links on a page. This means that search engines won't pass on any ranking value (or "link juice") to the linked pages. It's often used for paid or sponsored links so they don't affect search rankings.
Hide Canonical - If enabled, the attribute rel="canonical" will be removed from the current page
5. The Open Graph Meta Tags tab allows you to set how the website content you share on social media is displayed. Open Graph Meta Tags are snippets of text that describe page content to the social media platforms. You can configure the following: Title, URL, Description, Image
Title - allows you to specify the title of the shared post.
URL - allows you to set the URL of your shared post.
Description - allows you to specify the description of the shared post.
Image - allows you to set an image for the shared post.
6. The Calendar tab allows you to connect a specific Google Calendar for the tag
Click "Add" to create a tag to be able to include a Google Calendar
7. You can use filters to show a certain number of tags if there are several pages of tags
8. Use sorting to sort tags, you can sort them by "Name", "Created On", or "Counter Small Groups".
If you have applied the tag to some Small Groups Post, you can see the amount of posts the specific tag is applied to in the "Counter Small Groups" area
9. Click on the new tag name to edit it
10. Alternatively, click on the pencil icon to edit it. In case you would like to delete it, use the bin icon
11. Go back to the Calendar tab
12. Click "+" icon to add a Calendar
Tip: Make sure that you have connected your church Google Calendar in Settings - Integration before connecting/creating a different calendar here. Otherwise, the result will be an error.
13. Select an existing Google Calendar from the dropdown or click "Create New" and click "Apply"
14. If needed, edit the Google Calendar with the pencil icon or delete it with the bin icon, respectively
15. Click "Save" to confirm the changes
