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# Create Product Categories

1. **Navigate to System Fields**

   To define the product category while creating your ad and adding your product, go directly to the system fields in your dashboard.
2. **Selecting the Category Option**

   In the system fields, click on the **"Category"** option to proceed with categorization.
3. **Add or Edit Categories**

   Here, you can:

   * Add new options by typing in your desired category names.
   * Edit existing categories if needed.

   Example categories you might add include:

   * Pen
   * Pencil
   * Books
4. **Save Your Categories**

   After adding or editing your categories, ensure to **save** them to update your listing.

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