Now you need to create categories that make sense to the end user.
If your niche is travel, then you may have categories like; Reviews, Best Destinations, Best Flights, Luggage, Consulates, Mystery Tours, etc.
Motor bikes may be; Brands, Fastest Bikes, Off Road, Bike Clubs, etc
So that it is easy for a visitor to find something of interest on your website. Obviously the better the category title the more likely people will look through your choices.
On this one I changed the title to add intrigue (I won't go with this one it doesn't have 'zing!' Not with those boring categories. Wake up Michael you need to add 'zing' to these categories or your audience are going to fall asleep. WAKE UP!
Ooops! Sorry, got carried away there. But this is to give you ideas on how to do this for yourself and as I always say have fun and play with it. That's the only way to find out if something will work for you.
Where do you place your categories?
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- Randy
Question. I love the way you put the Category Widget under your Menu bar. Can we all do this? Can you help me? Is this your theme you are using or did I miss it?
Thanks in advance for your help.
PS. Looking forward to reading the Optin thingy.
Just drag the widget up to your header banner, is that the question you are asking?
Nope, same poopy theme. Still working through Divi before I throw it into the mix.
Take care my good, good, buddy,
Michael
Thanks for the great compliment it is really appreciated.
I notice you mentioned side categories but I am assuming you were meaning sub-categories? It's quite simple to do, go to the post that you want in a sub-category and add it by choosing the parent category and typing in your sub-category. Check the picture, I hope this was your question, if not, PM me if you like. You will see that I added Jim Cockrum as a Sub-Category to Reviews - On Marketers.
