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1. Re: Why use go:title etc...
MurraySummers Nov 6, 2014 7:54 AM (in response to matthew stuart)From this page - Facebook Content Sharing Best Practices
I read:
Use proper Open Graph tags
Open Graph tags are included in your page’s HTML and allow the Facebook Crawler to generate previews when your content is shared on Facebook.
We give examples below, but the basic Open Graph tags you should implement are:
og:title– The title of your article, excluding any branding.og:site_name- The name of your website. Not the URL, but the name. (i.e. "IMDb" not "imdb.com".)og:url– This URL serves as the unique identifier for your post. It should match your canonical URL used for SEO, and it should not include any session variables, user identifying parameters, or counters. If you use this improperly, likes and shares will not be aggregated for this URL and will be spread across all of the variations of the URL.og:description– A detailed description of the piece of content, usually between 2 and 4 sentences. This tag is technically optional, but can improve the rate at which links are read and shared.- etc.



