Missing meta description on the page
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I have two Meta descriptions on my web page, one with
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you can try name="description" content=" your matter " />
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The og:description is Open Graph and used for sharing, the other should be
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Yes there are many but one of the URL is
http://www.vaneck.com/market-vectors/equity-etfs/moat/snapshot/
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Hey there!
Can you provide the web page URL?
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