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# (23) Put Label on Your Products

### 1. Set up Product Tags

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In the "Products & Cousres" section, select the "My Products" tab, where you can easily set up tag categories and names. Once the products are properly tagged, members will be able to quickly filter and find the desired products based on different categories, enhancing their browsing experience and usability.

### 2. Setup Blog Tag

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Go to **Blog** -> Click **My Blog Tags** -> You can setup and manage your blog tags easily

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