If you're using Blogger (also known as Blogspot), labels are a simple but powerful tool to organize your content. Understanding how label pages work helps improve site navigation and user experience. Here's a quick guide to get started:
1. What Is a Label in Blogspot?
A label (similar to a category or tag) is a way to group related blog posts. For example, a food blog might use labels like "Recipes", "Vegan", or "Desserts". When a visitor clicks on a label, they'll be taken to a page that lists all posts with that label.
2. How to Add a Label to a Blog Post
When writing or editing a post:
- Look for the Labels option in the post editor sidebar.
- Type your label name (use commas to add more than one).
- Save or publish your post.
Be careful when naming labels—“Desserts” and “desserts” will be treated as two different labels. Stick to a consistent format to keep things organized.
3. How to Find the Label Page Link
Blogger automatically creates a label page URL when you use a label. The link format is usually:
For example:
https://yourname.blogspot.com/search/label/Desserts
You can link to these pages in your menu or sidebar for easier navigation. Click here for tutorial to add label/category to your menu items.
4. Do You Need to Add Posts Manually to Label Pages?
No. Blogger updates label pages automatically. Once a post is published with a label, it will appear on the corresponding label page.