An explanation of how to configure restrictive Tags in the application
How to create and configure Restrictive Tags
To create and configure Restrictive Tags, navigate to the “Tags” page of the “App information” section, then click on the “Restrictive tags” tab. There you will see a list of already existing Restrictive Tags. Click on the “Add a Restrictive tag” button to create a new tag or click on the “●●●” icon, against an existing tag, then click “Edit” to edit its configuration.
In the configuration interface, you will be able to add a name and an optional icon for the Restrictive Tag. Use a unique and meaningful name to ensure easier management of content. Just like with General Tags only the tag icon will be visible to end-users.
Restrictive Tags are differentiated from General Tags in the administration interface by the circular “R” badge displayed on the left-hand side of the tag pill.
Restrictive Tags can be assigned to end-users and content in the exact same way as General Tags.
The value of Restrictive Tags
With the addition of a Restrictive Tag, the ability to ensure a totally unique experience is enabled and allows us to have more control and be directive with the delivery of content to end-users. This means as Administrators you can therefore segment your end-users visibility further than AI-generated tagging.
Please see two example scenarios below where Restrictive Tags would be valuable.
Scenario 1:
You want to segment content delivery based on users’ proficiency with a certain topic. For example, you want beginners to receive only beginner level content, intermediate - intermediate and experts - expert-level content. You could create a “Beginner”, “Intermediate” and “Expert” Restrictive Tags; assign them to your content; then run a survey engagement to tag users based on their scores. The platform engine will then take care of the rest by matching each user with the content relevant to them
Scenario 2:
You want some of the content to be available only to users who have a registered account. Create a “Registered” Restrictive Tag and assign it to users with verified email addresses.