Using multiple categories to organise your quiz library
Categories do two jobs: they filter your own dashboard, and they tell players what a quiz is about before they commit. Both jobs work better with honest, multiple tags.
Tag what the quiz actually contains
A cinema quiz with a round of film-score questions is "Cinema + Music". A quiz about the science of cooking is "Science + Food". Players filtering by either tag will find it — single-tagging halves your discoverability for mixed quizzes.
Don't tag everything
The "All" button in the category picker is a convenience for genuinely general quizzes, not a growth hack. A quiz tagged with all twelve categories matches every filter and satisfies none of them. Two or three accurate tags beat twelve vague ones.
Categories + difficulty = the full label
Together with difficulty levels, categories form the little badge row players see on the public Quizzes page, in the play lobby, and on your dashboard cards. Think of that row as your quiz's packaging: "🌍 Geography · 🔥 Hard" promises something precise. Quizzes that keep that promise get replayed and shared.
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