Overview
Labels (or campaigns) group posts by a common idea—theme, product, or initiative—so you can compare like with like.
A good labeling habit turns a noisy feed into questions you can answer: which themes get saved, which formats get clicked, which campaigns deserve another round.
Key Ideas
- Keep the label set small and durable (e.g., 5–12).
- Apply labels when drafting so history accumulates.
- Review label performance monthly to inform planning.
- Avoid one-off labels that fragment analysis.
Simple Flow
- Define a simple label taxonomy.
- Apply labels during creation or import.
- Compare labels by your primary metric.
- Double down on the top performers next cycle.
FAQs
- How many labels should we have? Enough to reflect strategy, not every post nuance. Start small and expand only if it adds clarity.
- What if a post fits multiple labels? Allow a small number of labels per post but avoid tagging everything with everything.