robpannell

<p>From the plugin admin screen you can create rules by specifying a key word or phrase along with an existing<br />
WordPress category. Th plugin then scans post titles for the key, and adds the specified categories as appropriate.<br />
By default the plugin will automatically check newly created posts when a page is loaded, however this can be set to manual via a button in the admin screen.</p>
<p>I can’t guarantee any support, but if you use the support forum I will do my best to help you with any issues.<br />
Feel free to suggest improvements too.</p>


Smart Categories

This simple plugin adds categories to posts based on key words or phrases in the title.

sociusmarketing

<p>This plugin creates two taxonomies for categorizing pages, and their respective archives.</p>
<p>Upon activation, two pages are created that serve as the top-level archives. They are initially named ‘Categories’ and ‘Areas Served’, but may be updated to suit your needs. These pages will display a visual category selection that link to paginated listings of all the content pages associated with each taxonomy.</p>
<p>Pages can be easily assigned to the custom taxonomies by using the checkbox options added to the Edit Page admin area.</p>
<h4>Custom Categories</h4>
<p>This taxonomy is intended for products or services, for example: “Bathrooms,” “Kitchens,” “Outdoor,” etc. All categories in this taxonomy will exist as top-level items (no parent/child relationships).</p>
<h4>Areas Served</h4>
<p>This taxonomy is intended to use US cities and states in parent/child relationships, for example: Texas > Dallas. Properly setting up these locations will allow the Areas Served archive page to create separate state pages with a sub-listing of all its cities.</p>


Socius Marketing Page Taxonomy

Adds 2 custom taxonomies (categories & areas served) to Pages for easy, dynamic archive listing.

Smart Categories vs Socius Marketing Page Taxonomy