Collecting Metadata
Visibl collects the following metadata to provide you with comprehensive insights into your content’s performance:
Article Title: The title of the article as it appears on your site.
Article Author: The name of the author responsible for the article.
Published Date: The date when the article was first published on your website.
Modified Date: The date when the article was last updated or modified.
URL: The unique URL of the article, allowing us to track performance at the page level.
Category: The category to which the article belongs, allowing you to group content for category-level performance insights.
Page Type: The internal classification of the page - whether it's an article, home page, a tag page, etc.
How We Collect Metadata
Visibl collects metadata primarily using structured data markup based on schema.org standards. We get the following information from the NewsArticle schema:
Title: The
<headline>
tag ensures we capture the full and accurate article title.Author: The author's name, retrieved from the
author
property.Published and Modified Dates: These dates are collected using
datePublished
anddateModified
properties in your structured data.URL: The URL is captured directly from the
url
andcanonical
link elements.
For example, let's say this was the schema for your website:
Then, the above fields will be filled as:
Title: "Rodri wins Ballon d'Or"
Author Name: "Joshan Babu"
Published Date: 2024-11-12
Modified Date: 2024-11-13
URL: "https://www.example.com/football/rodri-2024-ballon-dor"
By utilizing schema.org, we ensure that metadata is standardized, and we can reliably collect the required data for each article, regardless of the content management system (CMS) you're using.
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