As a continuation of the previous post about The Benefits of Tagging Your Post, I’m going explain some hidden features of WordPress that you may or may not have known before. In this post, I’m going to cover “Alt + V” or the second WordPress Formatting interface, which is helpful for copy and pasting from MS Word or Notepad, or any other text editor. I’m also going to cover the usage of the <!–more–> tag.

Recently, we at TalkPrice.net have been wondering about the effect tagging our posts may have on our blog. I have decided to take this research into my hands, and I hope to pass on this knowledge to everybody who is interested in this same topic.

There’s not much prerequisite knowledge needed to understand what I’m talking about when I say “tagging” a post, but just in case: if you use WordPress or any other service, the VAST majority will allow you to tag your post. In WordPress, the place where you enter your tags is right under the post itself.

1) WHY SHOULD I TAG?
The simplest answer to give is probably just “why not?”