Slick Media Blog

When someone shares your web page on social media, a preview card usually appears showing an image, title, and short description. That image, known as an OG (Open Graph) image, helps define how your content looks before anyone even clicks. This guide explains what OG images are, how to set them up properly, and why they play an important role not only on social platforms but also in how your pages can appear in Google search results.

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