Sweet automated taxonomy, Barman! (Intentional typo – lol) Seriously, tho, the TagPig Auto Tagging Plugin for WordPress is the shiznit. Here’s the description from their website.

TagPiG is an auto tag plugin for WordPress. TagPiG automatically manages every aspect of your WordPress tagging, giving your blog the maximum opportunity of being deep indexed by Google.

TagPiG automatically analyses each post on your blog and adds topic themed tags. Each tag it adds generates a brand new page for the search engines to index and with TagPiG adding upwards of 25 tags to every post then the search engines will be crawling over your blog like never before.

What makes TagPiG unique, however, is that it utilises an automatic tag rotation feature which will drastically increase your tags without decimating your page rank!

TagPiG can automatically tag your new posts and your existing posts and there is even a manual ‘Tag Now’ button for bloggers who want even more control.

If none of that makes sense to you, then you probably are thinking about skipping this plugin, but let me tell you that even if you’re not a techie, it’s easy to install and use. When you feel more comfortable, it gives you quite a bit of control.

Oh yeah – you can automatically tag old posts as well. You’re going to want to pay attention to the first few times it grabs tags and put some into the blacklist that is built in, but this is more than worth the time. Auto tagging saves SO MUCH TIME! Seriously, yo. All about the automation.

List of TagPig WordPress Autotagging Plugin features:

• Automated Content Analysis
• Automatic Tag Publishing
• Automatic Tag Linking
• Automatic Tag Rotation
• Auto Tag all New Posts
• Automatic Tagging of Existing Posts
• ‘Tag Now’ Button
• Include Preferred Tags
• Clone Settings (Export)
• Free Product Updates
• Request New Feature Additions
• Free Comprehensive Support
• Unlimited Site License

Want to know more, head over to the BlogPig site to download TagPig and get started automating some of the “grunt work” on your blog.

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