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Content Tags

A guide on how you can tag and manage tagging your content in the trumpet CMS

Written by Maddi Rose
Updated this week

Overview

Tagging in trumpet's CMS has been updated to give you more control, consistency, and clarity when organising your content. This article covers everything you need to know about the new tagging experience.

Tag Manager

A new Tag Manager is now available in Settings. This is your central hub for all things tagging.

From the Tag Manager you can:

  • View all tags in one place

  • Create, edit, and delete tags

  • Assign tags to specific models, such as Pods or Templates

  • Organise tags into categories

To access it, go to Settings β†’ Tag Manager.

Tag Categories

Tags can now be grouped into categories, making them easier to browse and manage - especially for larger teams with lots of tags.

Instead of one long flat list, tags are organised into named groups. For example:

  • Sales Stage

  • Market / Region

This helps keep your tag library clean and prevents it from becoming unmanageable over time.

Cleaner Tagging Workflow

Tags can no longer be created or edited directly inside the tag picker. All tag management now happens centrally in Settings.

This change is designed to:

  • Maintain a cleaner, more consistent tag taxonomy

  • Prevent duplicate tags from being created

  • Make tag governance easier for larger teams

When tagging content, simply pick from the tags that have been set up in the Tag Manager. If a tag doesn't exist yet, head to Settings to create it.

AI-Suggested Tags for PDFs

When uploading a PDF to the CMS, trumpet will now automatically suggest relevant tags based on the content of the file.

Here's how it works:

  • Suggestions are generated using AI

  • Tags are pulled from your company's existing tag library - no new tags are created automatically

  • You can accept the suggestions as-is, or modify them before saving

This makes it faster to tag assets consistently without having to do it manually every time.

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