Smart Categories on GoKollab
Smart Categorization auto-assigns the most relevant category to your GoKollab courses and communities by reading your title, description, and about section, and updates as you edit.
GoKollab Smart Categorization uses AI to auto-assign the most relevant category to each course and community. The system pulls from your title, description, and about section, and updates the category whenever you edit them.
How Smart Categorization works
The AI reads three fields:
- Title
- Description
- About section
It picks the best-matching category and reapplies it whenever you update those fields. No manual tagging.
Why it matters
- Boosts discoverability in search and category filters
- Removes the manual category-selection step
- Stays current as your content evolves
- Reduces inconsistencies across products
How to write content the AI categorizes well
- Use specific, descriptive titles. "Digital Marketing for Coaches" beats "Marketing 101."
- Write keyword-rich descriptions that explain purpose, audience, and scope.
- Keep the about section current.
- Avoid vague language like "a bit of everything."
Important notes
Categories appear visually on every course and community thumbnail, so the assignment matters for click-through. Clear content drives accurate categorization.
FAQ
Can I manually change the category?
Not at this time. Smart Categorization is fully automatic.
How often does the category update?
Anytime you update the title, description, or about section, the category refreshes automatically.
What if my product shows the wrong category?
Review the title and description for clarity. If the issue persists, contact support.
Does categorization affect visibility?
Yes. Better categorization means better placement in search and filters, which increases the chance users find your content.
Frequently Asked Questions
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