Category Tag Bundles FAQ
Pick your categories and get tag sets you can paste into a post
You don't pick tags one by one. You pick subcategories that match your content, and the tool builds tag sets from tags that Fansly creators in those niches post together.
Each bundle shows:
- a set of up to 10 tags for your subcategories
- Average Monthly Views and Average Post Likes for its tags
- a Copy button and a Save button
If a niche is small, all three strategies can pick the same tags. Then you see one bundle instead of three.
It takes under a minute.
Step by step:
- Browse categories. Open a category group, or type in the search box.
- Select 1-3 subcategories. Tick the ones that match your content.
- Check the bundles. They appear as soon as you tick a box. Click Reroll for a new set.
- Copy the tags. Pick the strategy that suits you and click Copy.
Tips:
- Start with one subcategory for tighter results
- Combine two or three to reach more than one niche
- Check your picks in the selected list next to the bundles
- Try other combinations and compare the bundles
Conservative
Widely used tags that often appear together in posts. The safest pick.
Balanced
Mixes steady tags with tags that are gaining views. Start here if you're not sure.
Aggressive
Rarer tags that pair well with each other. Less competition, but results vary more.
Both numbers come from the posts we track for each tag in the bundle.
- Average Monthly Views is a rough estimate of the views a post with these tags gets in 30 days. We add up each tag's average daily views per post and multiply by 30.
- Average Post Likes is the average number of likes on posts with these tags.
Your own numbers depend on your content, your timing and the size of your audience. Use them to compare bundles with each other. They are not a promise.
These habits help.
Do this
- Pick subcategories that match your content
- Mix two subcategories to reach more than one niche
- Start with Balanced if you're not sure
- Click Save to keep a good bundle in Tag Bundles
- Come back now and then, because trends change
Avoid this
- Picking subcategories that don't match what you post
- Copying every tag without reading them first
- Ignoring the views and likes when you pick a strategy
- Using the same bundle for months
- Picking three unrelated subcategories
If the results feel too broad, try this:
- Pick the narrowest subcategory that fits your content.
- Use fewer subcategories. One gives tighter tags than three together.
- Switch to Aggressive. Conservative picks widely used tags. Aggressive picks rarer ones.
- Click Reroll to get a new set.
- Edit the bundle after you copy it. Swap the generic tags for ones you find in the Tag Generator.
Treat a category bundle as a first draft. For more exact tags, use it with the Tag Generator.
