Zinn® SEO how-to: Fine-tune what X and Facebook show
Step by step in Zinn® SEO: Choose the text and picture X shows, the site name on shared links and the extra details a share can carry.
Fine-tune what X and Facebook show
Choose the text and picture X shows, the site name on shared links and the extra details a share can carry.
Open Social — Go to SEO, Social and stay on the Sharing tab.
Choose what X shows — Switch on "X shows the page's search title and description" if X should show those instead of the shared title and text. Pick a default picture for X if it should differ from the default shared picture; it is used only on pages with no picture of their own.
Name the site and add extra tags — Type the site name shared links should show, or leave it empty for the site title. Under Extra sharing tags, tick what shares should also carry: your Facebook page as publisher, the time a page last changed, a post's tags, a product's price and stock, "Written by".
Save — Press Save changes. Share a page or use a network's preview tool to see the result.
With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/fine-tune-what-x-and-facebook-show
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