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How to Tag an Article When Generating It in AmICited

Assign a workspace tag to an article as you generate it in AmICited, so you can filter and organize your Articles library later.

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A quick habit that pays off later: tag each article as you create it. Tags let you filter your Articles library by campaign, theme, status or whatever grouping helps your team.

The Choose a tag step in the Generate an article flow

Tip
Agree on a small, consistent set of tags up front (e.g. by campaign, funnel stage, or status). A handful of well-used tags is far more useful than dozens of one-off labels.

Where to find it

It’s step 5 (optional) of the Generate an article flow — “Choose a tag — Assign a workspace tag so this article shows up in the tag filter later.” Pick from your existing workspace tags (for example No tag, Article created, idea).

Why tag articles

  • Filter the library. The Articles library has an All tags filter — tags are what make it useful once you have dozens of drafts.
  • Group by workflow. Tag by status (idea → drafted → published) or by campaign so everyone can find the right set.
  • Stay consistent with prompts. Tags are workspace-wide, so the same labels can organize prompts and articles alike.

How to use it

  1. Pick a tag that reflects how you’ll want to find this article later.
  2. Leave it as No tag if you’re just experimenting — you can always tag it afterward.
  3. Filter later from the Articles library’s All tags dropdown to pull up everything with a given tag.

It’s optional, but a minute of tagging now saves a lot of scrolling once your content library grows.

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