Clariti is the content organization system built just for bloggers. Our goal is to help you understand what optimizations you need to make with your content, track the work, and see the results over time.
Thanks to feedback from our early adopter group, we’ve added some new features to Clariti — and I’m excited to share them with you, so you know what’s happening behind the scenes as we develop Clariti to be as helpful as possible for bloggers and content creators like you!
Introducing… Labels! 🏷🏷
We’ve heard from so many of you that you want better ways to categorize your posts for your own reference. Many of you have previously used tools like AirTable or Asana and used “Tags” to differentiate your posts at-a-glance.
With our latest update, you can now use Clariti Labels to label things like:
- Sponsored content
- Top content (top 10, top 25, etc.)
- Seasonal labels (holidays, seasons, etc.)
- Sweepstakes, giveaways, or HowTos
- … and so much more!
Think of labels as part of your internal toolkit to help you separate out your posts for better organization. You can see the labels a post has in the post details view, where you can also create and add more.
See your labels at-a-glance in Explore, and even filter and bulk-add labels to posts.
Improvements to schema & metadata filters
For most of you, our new schema and metadata filters worked just great. For others, some plugins you use made our capturing of this data slightly inaccurate. Thank you to those who found these errors and helped us resolve them!
We’ve made a lot of under-the-hood changes to improve how this functionality works so that you can have more faith in your schema and metadata filters.
Various bug fixes and other improvements
We’ve made some more improvements to the backend syncing system to help accommodate more blog post types..
Want to see it all in action?
Watch the December 2021 demo of Clariti to see how to best use these new features.
About the Author
Ben is a father of 2 boys, a husband, a musician, a woodworker, and a product guy. Ben has spent nearly 15 years building software products from mobile apps, games, to web apps. He has a Bachelor of Science in Writing & Rhetoric from the University of Utah, an MBA from Arizona State University, and a Master of Science in Business Analytics.
