You might think Facebook would care about sharing correct and current information from your website. Okay, now that you caught your breath after a good laugh, you probably know accuracy and Facebook have an estranged relationship.
For example, one problem that has been around for years is you publish a new webpage or blog post and when you go to share, Facebook seems to be pulling up the wrong image, title, and/or description. Not only does the share probably look bad but worst-case scenario is it leaves out some of the most important conversion oriented details.
Ironically, the “solution” Facebook put in place then is exactly what they use today. It’s a serious pain in the neck but necessary if you want newly published/updated pages to deliver the correct share content. I published an article at ArtsHacker today that shows you where to find the tool and how to use it.
I decided to move the articles originally scheduled for yesterday and today to next week. Considering the insurrection in Washington D.C., they are simply…
