Using Open Graph Tags To Optimize Images On Social Networks
The images that you share on social media site should be such so that they bring in desired impact in terms of revenue.
A few years back Facebook created open graph protocol to extract title, images, URL, and meta-information from web pages for displaying in social media posts.
HubSpot contributor Lindsay Kolowich has shared a comprehensive guide on using the open graph tags to optimize blog images on the social media sites.
Kolowich says, “Depending on the type of media you’re posting — image, video, infographic, or just text — you might find a need for other OG tags as well to further customize the OG that appears on your social media feed once you post your content. Here are a few of them:
- “og:image:width” — This OG tag is nested within the image tag, allowing you to define the specific width of your feature image in your social media post.
- “og:image:height” — This tag is nested within the image tag, allowing you to define the specific height of your feature image”.
How to Optimize Blog Images for Social Sharing: An Intro to Open Graph Tags
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