Your organizational contacts can be assigned contact tags. A contact tag is a label that sorts contacts together. There are two types of contact tags: system tags and user-defined tags. The latter can be further subdivided into tag groups. Below we cover how to create a tag group, add tags to the group and suggested usage.
1. From your organization dashboard, use the lefthand navigation menu to select "Contacts".
2. In the contacts search page, click on the "Actions" dropdown menu on the top right and select "Manage tags".
3. In the tag management page, navigate to the "Tag groups" tab.
4. From the tag groups tab, click the green "+ Create tag group" button.
5. For your new tag group, enter a name and description. The tag group name will be visible from the tag management page's "Tags" and "Tag groups" tabs, as well as each contact profile's "Tags" card and "Assign tags" modal. By contrast, the description will only be visible from the tag management page's "Tag groups" tab.
6. Next, use the expand arrow to reveal a dropdown menu with all of your user-defined tags. Choose (or use "x" to remove) the relevant tags to include in the tag group. Then, click "Save & exit".
7. Back in the tag groups tab, you can see your existing tag groups, including a number column indicating how many tags belong to each tag group. Tag groups can also be edited or deleted.
After creating tag groups, you will see them in the manual tag assignment modal. For contacts with multiple tags belonging to different tag groups, the tags will be sorted accordingly.
Some common use cases for tag groups include:
Tag Group Name | Description | Tags to Include |
Subscription | Tags in this group denote which newsletters the contact is subscribed to. | Monthly Newsletter, Quarterly Newsletter, Women in Running Newsletter, Unsubscribed, etc |
Membership | Tags in this group indicate the membership type. | Basic Membership, Premium Membership, etc |
Loyalty Program | Tags in this group denote the number of events the contact has registered for and determine their standing in the rewards program. | Under 4, 5 Events, 6 Events, 7 Events, 8 Events, etc |
For more information about creating tags and assigning tags to contacts, visit our original article on contact tags.
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