# Custom Metadata
For data points not included in schema.org, such as **Category** and **Page Type**, you’ll need to add them manually to your pages. This is done by injecting specific meta tags into your website’s `` section. Here’s how you can do it:
To track a page's **Category**, use the following meta tag:
{% code fullWidth="false" %}
```html
```
{% endcode %}
Replace `"Soccer"` with the category relevant to the page.
To track a **Page Type**, use the following meta tag:
```html
```
Replace `"Article"` with the appropriate page type.
### **How to Verify Metadata Collection**
After setting up the metadata:
1. Open your website and check the page source to confirm that the meta tags have been added correctly.
2. Log in to your Visibl dashboard and verify that the data for the new fields (e.g., Category or Page Type) is displayed.
3. If the data does not appear as expected, contact our support team for troubleshooting assistance on .
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