Wordpress Plugin That Creates Separate OG Tags vs Title Tags?
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Does anyone know of a Wordpress plugin that allows you to create different tags for Open Graph (and potentially even Twitter) than standard Title and Meta Description Tags?
As far as I can tell, most plugins just force OG and Twitter to use whatever the standard Title Tag and Description Tag are. But we'd like separate fields for each. Standard Page Titles need a bit of extra keyword love, whereas social media titles we'd like a bit more freedom to focus on branding and creativity / CTR.
Tips/feedback appreciated, thank you!
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OH MY GOD. It was so hard to find. Thanks for enlightening me.
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It is part of the free version as i mentioned above.
The interface is changing a lot, you can find it right after pages / posts. Where you can change Meta Description and Title. At the Moment (newest YOAST Version) there is on the left side a light-gray "Share-Icon" if you click there, you can edit the social tags.
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Thanks so much for your responses!
Is this capability part of the free version of Yoast? I can't figure out where or how to enable this at all. This article has instructions, but the interface shown doesn't match what we have.
http://beginnersbook.com/2013/10/add-facebook-open-graph-yoast-wordpress-seo-plugin/
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Yes, like Andreas mentions. The Yoast WordPress SEO Plugin can do exactly this. We've been using it this way at TNW for a while.
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Yoast SEO Plugin is doing that since years.
You are able to chose a Twitter/OG-image, a separate title and description - for both twitter and OG.All you need...
For the homepage, pages and posts - for everything. Working in free version...
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