--- title: Organise Your Posts & Encourage Readers To Find Details They Seek description: Ways To Organise Your Posts on Your Business WordPress website & Encourage Readers To Find Details They Seek --- #### SHARE [Share via Facebook ](https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fblog.tangiblewords.com%2Forganise-your-posts-encourage-readers-to-find-details-they-seek) [Share via Twitter ](https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?url=https%3A%2F%2Fblog.tangiblewords.com%2Forganise-your-posts-encourage-readers-to-find-details-they-seek&text=Organise+Your+Posts+%26amp%3B+Encourage+Readers+To+Find+Details+They+Seek) [Share via Email ](mailto:?subject=Organise+Your+Posts+%26amp%3B+Encourage+Readers+To+Find+Details+They+Seek&body=https%3A%2F%2Fblog.tangiblewords.com%2Forganise-your-posts-encourage-readers-to-find-details-they-seek) [Share via LinkedIn ](https://www.linkedin.com/shareArticle?mini=true&url=https%3A%2F%2Fblog.tangiblewords.com%2Forganise-your-posts-encourage-readers-to-find-details-they-seek&title=Organise+Your+Posts+%26amp%3B+Encourage+Readers+To+Find+Details+They+Seek&summary=Ways+To+Organise+Your+Posts+on+Your+Business+WordPress+website+%26+Encourage+Readers+To+Find+Details+They+Seek) # Organise Your Posts & Encourage Readers To Find Details They Seek April 30, 2013 |   2 minute read [Content Creation](https://blog.tangiblewords.com/topic/content-marketing-strategy), [Tangible Words](https://blog.tangiblewords.com/topic/tangible-words), [Growth-Driven Design Websites](https://blog.tangiblewords.com/topic/growth-driven-design-websites) In the last post, we discussed using posts not pages to **[make your website](https://tangiblewords.com/use-posts-not-pages)** more customer friendly. ### **Here Are 3 Ways To Organise Your Posts & Encourage Readers To Find Details They Seek ** **1) Categories **indicate to which genre your posts belong. For instance, if you’re not blogging for business, you may see a topic about “Using WordPress Posts vs Pages” and feel interested. Perhaps you’re just about to start a travel blog for your friends while you leave Melbourne (Australia) and go travelling to Canada for the year. Once you see the Post actually belongs to a topic group called “Content Marketing” you might think—I don’t want to read that! It sounds too much like work, and I’m going on sabbatical! Thus, business bloggers: it’s a really good idea to brainstorm what Categories you might need before you start making your WordPress Categories. [![visual definition of WordPress Terms](https://static.hsstatic.net/BlogImporterAssetsUI/ex/missing-image.png)](https://blog.tangiblewords.com/hubfs/Imported_Blog_Media/visual-definition-of-WordPress-Terms.png) Not only will customers be overwhelmed by the lack of topic organisation—you will be, too, as with each Post you write it will become harder and harder to pick one Category to which the Post belongs. Instead, if a Category name (e.g. “Content Marketing”) really excites your website visitor, with a click they can bring up the entire Category feed and browse all the articles in that Category feed. Yes, you can change the Category at a later date, but you might lose effectiveness of groupings. I learned this the hard way with the first version of the Tangible Words copywriting **[website](https://www.tangiblewords.com)**: it’s pretty hard to go back later and find a topic that applies to a whole group of articles. So it’s better to select your overarching site Categories ahead of time. > When we follow our Quality-Assured **Process** for website [**writing**](https://tangiblewords.com/website-content), we always help the client plan out the categories of the site so that we can store secondary information in Posts rather than relying solely on Pages. **2) Tags: **recognising that you often want to add more detail to a Post than a Category allows, a few years ago WordPress developers updated the software to allow for “Tags”. Since users often aren’t sure what they are searching for on your company website, Tags allow customers a second path to finding information that appeals to them. A Tag Cloud on your website shows website readers all the associated details with the articles on the site. So you might come onto a copywriter’s website looking for **[Content Marketing](https://tangiblewords.com/what-is-content-marketing-anyway/)** articles. 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