How to Add Social Meta Tags to Your Website
If you have built a business website or have established a web content strategy for your blog, social media can be a powerful tool to ensure that you expose your content to new readers and use your content to win over potential clients. But many website owners aren't getting everything they can out of viral content shares because they aren't playing an active role in how their content is presented when someone tweets a link to their website or shares a blog post on Facebook.
The good news is that it is easy to add social meta tags to your website, and doing so allows you to have a lot of control over how your content appears when it's shared on social media. This can help to increase the engagement your content receives when it is shared. It's easy to take advantage of these meta tags, and even site owners with no coding experience can do so.
In this article I'll walk you through how to add custom Meta OG tags and Twitter Card Meta Tags to your website with examples of how your content will appear with and without these additions (this will help to demonstrate what kind of impact they can have.
The good news is that it is easy to add social meta tags to your website, and doing so allows you to have a lot of control over how your content appears when it's shared on social media. This can help to increase the engagement your content receives when it is shared. It's easy to take advantage of these meta tags, and even site owners with no coding experience can do so.
In this article I'll walk you through how to add custom Meta OG tags and Twitter Card Meta Tags to your website with examples of how your content will appear with and without these additions (this will help to demonstrate what kind of impact they can have.