Ambiguity is eliminated and replaced by specificity. Tags are a network of interconnected assets, with files that can be searched through a number of different criteria. They can be relevant to a specific campaign, provide visibility to a select group of people, and be specific for a given period of time, like a financial quarter. Tags work for different contextsĬontent tags make files discoverable under a variety of circumstances not to mention tags make a content audit easier. This post walks you through tagging strategies, and content tagging examples to get you started. Even the best-laid organizational systems are limited to the sparse information that folders communicate.Ĭontent tagging allows for a more focused way of organizing your files and a more sophisticated classification framework. Utilizing folders doesn’t help make this job that much easier. Without an advanced way of categorizing files, a Marketer’s job is more difficult than it needs to be. We’re resigned to the fact that we’re going to have to do a lot of work in wrangling together the correct digital assets. With a maze of folders and files on Google Drive or Dropbox to stumble through, it’s a slow and frustrating process. High level metrics regarding the taxonomy are recorded in Graphite,Īnd can be looked at through a Grafana dashboard.Content Tagging Framework & Taxonomy for Marketing Contentįinding the right files for a marketing campaign can take up a huge chunk of time.
ThisĪllows us to publish the entire taxonomy while making those parts which are notĬonsidered mature enough for production harder to find. The phase of a taxon controls its visibility on the front end apps. Visible_to_departmental_editors flag on level one taxons inĪdditionally taxons have a ‘phase’, which can be ‘alpha’, ‘beta’ or ‘live’. Individual branches can be hidden from Editors by clearing the You can see the number of documents in each topic by using taxons asĮditors can use Whitehall to tag content to the taxonomy. The following will give you everything tagged to You can also access all content tagged to a taxon and the part of the =c58fdadd-7743-46d6-9629-90bb3ccc4ef0&filter_content_store_document_type=speech&fields=title,description,link,content_store_document_type,format To find all speech content tagged to “Education taxon”: You are able to filter by one or manyįield names and multiple values can be given for each field name. You can filter on multiple different field names if you wish to narrowĭown what you are searching for.
It will be left out of the returned item. If a content item does not have one of the named fields provided, You are able to override the default fields by naming which fields you want returned. Tagged to the above mentioned “Education taxon”:īy default search-api returns a handful of fields in a search result item. The filter works with a content_id rather than URL. (which are accessed from topic pages) are prefiltered by topic. Has a topic/subtopic facet that allows filtering. This is used in some GOV.UK search pages. You can fetch content tagged to a particular taxon from the Search API You can use this to find the structure of the taxonomy by following This is the content item for the GOV.UK home page with all level oneĪn example of a level one taxon is the “Education” taxon: The GOV.UK home page in turn has aĬorresponding reverse link of link type level one taxons. The level one taxons are associated with the GOV.UK home page through For example, see the taxons link in theĬontent item for this guidance document. The relationship between a page and a taxon is persisted in the Not every type of content in the publishing-api is suitable forĬontent Tagger has a generic interface for tagging content to the There is no technical limit in what can be tagged to the taxonomy, but The link type parent_taxons is used to store the relationshipĬhild_taxons is setup through the publishing-api. This means that taxons inherit the publishing-api workflow, and can be Persisted in the publishing-api as content items. The topics in the taxonomy (we call them “taxons” in code) are Have the “GDS Editor” permission in content-tagger in order to see the The taxonomy is managed in content-tagger. Not to be confused with the Topics published through Collections The Topic Taxonomy is a classification scheme for organising andįinding content on GOV.UK, based on its subject area. Last updated: How the topic taxonomy works This document has not been updated for a while now.
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