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| − | Business Categories are used to group related members by their business type. Categories should be broad enough to encompass multiple members but specific enough that visitors can drill down to the member that they're looking for. See [[File:Example_Category_and_Quicklink.pdf|Click Here]] for a list of sample directory categories.
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| − | ==View and Edit Directory Categories==
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| − | #Click '''Setup''' in the left-hand menu.
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| − | #Click '''Define Directory Categories''' in the '''Member Options''' area.
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| − | #Modify the categories as desired.
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| − | #:[[File:Modify Business Directory Categories-AdminTasks.1.10.2.jpg|framed|none|Business Categories]]
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| − | #Be sure to assign a QuickLink to each and every category. See [[QuickLinks]] for more info.
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| − | #Click '''Save Changes'''.
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| − | '''NOTE:''' You can generate the '''Directory Category & Attribute Assignments Report''' to view a listing of all of your members filtered by category. '''[[Reports_and_Downloads#Directory_Category_.26_Attribute_Assignments_Report|Click Here]]''' to view the report.
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| − | ===Additional Notes:===
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| − | *'''Tip:'''If you have more than 300 categories – see [http://screencast.com/t/zdYdQCf32 this video] to see how to edit your category names and QuickLink assignments by clicking Edit in the far right column.
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| − | *Sub-categories may not be created in top-level categories when the top-level contains members. Remove the members, then sub-categories may be created.
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| − | *QuickLink categories should be assigned to every top-level and sub-category to take full advantage of all search methods available on the integrated public web site.
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| − | *Click '''Point of Interest Categories''' to assign Point of Interest categories (POI) to your categories if you will be using applications such [http://www.mychamberapp.com MyChamberApp].
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