The WordPress taxonomy gets a bad rap. It’s often misunderstood and misused (and that’s if the feature is used at all). But being able to set up custom WordPress taxonomies is your new secret weapon. Using them, you can provide a fantastic user experience for your readers, for Google’s SEO crawlers, and for your writers on the backend. You don’t have to be scared of taxonomies anymore. We’re going to walk you through how to create your own WordPress taxonomy. And you’ll understand why it’s one of the best things you can do for your website.
Everything You Need to Know About WordPress Taxonomies
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