Marfeel auto-tracks article Sections via this heuristics waterfall:
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Include the
mrf:sections
meta tag in the page’shead
. You can declare multiple sections separating them with a semicolon;
:<meta property="mrf:sections" content="Section1;Section2">
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JSON+LD. Read more details about Article Section
<script type="application/ld+json"> { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "NewsArticle", "articleSection": ["Section 1","Section 2"] } </script>
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All
og:article:section
tags in the page’s head<meta property="og:article:section" content="Section 1" /> <meta property="og:article:section" content="Section 2" />
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All meta tag article
<meta property="article:section" content="Section 1"> <meta property="article:section" content="Section 2">
Multiple Sections
Please note that multiple sections can be declared:
- In
mrf:sections
separating them with a semicolon;
- In JSON+LD declaring
articleSection
as an Array - Using multiple meta tags
article:section
orog:article:section
Sub-Sections and Sub-Sub-Sections
Marfeel understands the importance of organizing content effectively to provide a seamless and optimized reading experience for your users. To facilitate proper analysis and optimize content production Marfeel provides an standardized approach to tagging sub-sections and sub-sub-sections.
To tag a sub-section within an article, use the following syntax:
<meta property="mrf:tags" content="sub-section:[sub-section name]" />
To tag a sub-sub-section within an article, follow this syntax:
<meta property="mrf:tags" content="sub-sub-section:[sub-sub-section name]" />
Replace [sub-section name]
and [sub-sub-section name]
with the relevant name or label for the sub-section and sub-sub-section. For example, if your article delves into the F.C Barcelona football team, you can use:
<meta property="mrf:sections" content="Sports" />
<meta property="mrf:tags" content="sub-section:Football" />
<meta property="mrf:tags" content="sub-sub-section:FC Barcelona" />