- How to Migrate from Rank Math to SureRank
- How to Migrate from Yoast to SureRank
- How to Migrate from SEOPress to SureRank SEO
- How to Migrate from Squirrly SEO to SureRank
- How to Migrate from All in One SEO (AIOSEO) to SureRank
- How to Migrate from Slim SEO to SureRank
- How to Migrate from The SEO Framework to SureRank
- Migration Failed: How to Diagnose
- After You Migrate: Verification and Cleanup Checklist
- Sitemaps in SureRank
- How to Enable Video Sitemap in SureRank Pro
- How to Enable the News Sitemap in SureRank
- How to Show the HTML Sitemap on Your Site in SureRank Pro
- How to Regenerate the Sitemap After Excluding a Post Type in SureRank
- Change the Sitemap URL in SureRank
- How to Enable Author Sitemap in SureRank
- How to Exclude Post Types from the Sitemap
- How to Enable the Author Sitemap and Why Authors Are Excluded (Pro)
- Editing Meta Box
- SureRank – Page SEO Checks
- Enabling Page SEO Checks in WordPress
- Image Alt Text – Automatic Optimization
- Link Manager
- Using the SureRank Front-End Meta Box
- How to Edit the Meta Title and Description for a Single Page or Post
- Controlling Indexing with Robot Instructions
- How to Set Global Title and Description Templates with Variables
- How to Set a Canonical URL and How the Canonical Field Works
- How to Fix WWW and Non-WWW Version Redirects to Improve Your SEO
- How to Fix: No H1 Heading Found on Your Homepage
- How to Fix Missing H2 Headings on Your Homepage
- Re-run Checks Button in SureRank
- Fix Critical Error: Another SEO Plugin Detected in SureRank
- Fix Warning: Site Tagline Is Not Set in SureRank
- How to Fix: Robots.txt Contains Invalid Rules in SureRank
- How to Fix Multiple SEO Plugins Detected on Your Site
- How to Fix: Homepage is Not Indexable by Search Engines
- Warning: Homepage Does Not Contain Internal Links
- How to Fix: Search Engine Title is Missing on the Page
- Page Level SEO: Broken Links Detected
- How to Fix Missing Alt Text on Images
- How to Fix Page URLs That Are Too Long
- Page Level SEO Warning: No Links Found on This Page
- Page Level SEO Warning: No Images or Videos Found
- Page Level SEO Warning: Missing Search Engine Description
- Page Level SEO Warning: No Subheadings Found on This Page
- Page Level SEO Warning: Canonical Tag is Missing
- Page Level SEO Warning: Open Graph Tags Missing
- What is Google Search Console and how does SureRank use it?
- Recommended Image Sizes
- SureRank – SEO Check Severity Guide
- Using SureRank with Other SEO Plugins – Best Practices
- Import/Export Feature – SureRank Plugin
- What is llms.txt and Does SureRank Support It?
- Does SureRank offer a keyword rank-tracking feature?
- Does SureRank Come With Google Analytics Integration?
- Email Summary in SureRank
- SureRank Role Manager
- Fixing a Fatal Error After Updating SureRank
- SureRank Server Requirements
- Search Engines Not Indexing Your WordPress Site?
- Sitemap Not Showing in SureRank
- Fixing robots.txt Issues in SureRank
- Why a Working Link Is Flagged as Broken (404)
- Which Pages Are Included in Your SureRank Sitemap
- Fixing False SEO Audit Warnings Caused by Caching
- Fixing “Couldn’t Fetch” for Your Sitemap in Google Search Console
- Troubleshooting: Favicon and Logo in Google Search Results (Supported Formats and CDN Gotchas)
- Customize XML Sitemap Top Bar with surerank_sitemap_top_bar_data
- Analyze ACF Field Content with SureRank
- Preserve Modified Date During Updates surerank_freeze_modified_date
- Customize Final Title Tag surerank_final_title
- Customize Post Type Archive Title Output surerank_post_type_archive_title
- Customize Archive Page Title with surerank_archive_title
- CustomizeModify the Search Results Page Title surerank_search_title
- Customizing the 404 Page Title surerank_not_found_title
- Customizing the Title Separator surerank_title_separator
- How to Remove Archive Prefixes from Titles Using SureRank
SureRank – Open Graph & X (Twitter) Tags
SureRank automatically adds Open Graph and X (Twitter) meta tags to your pages. These tags make your content look great when shared on platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, and X—showing rich previews with your title, description, and image.
You don’t need to configure anything—SureRank handles it all for you.
What SureRank Adds Automatically
Open Graph Tags
| Tag | What it does |
| og:title | Uses your SEO title (or the page title if not set) |
| og:description | Uses your meta description or page excerpt |
| og:image | Uses the featured image of the page or post |
| og:url | Uses the page’s canonical URL |
| og:type | Set as website or article, based on the content |
| og:site_name | Your site’s title from WordPress settings |
X (Twitter) Tags
| Tag | What it does |
| twitter:card | Defaults to summary_large_image |
| twitter:title | Same as og:title |
| twitter:description | Same as og:description |
| twitter:image | Same as og:image |
| twitter:site | Uses your X (Twitter) handle if available |
How SureRank Chooses the Content
SureRank uses a smart fallback system:
- If you’ve set an SEO title, description, or featured image using SureRank, those are used.
- If not, it will automatically:
- Use the page/post title
- Use the first part of your content as a description
- Use the featured image (if available)
- Use the page/post title
Avoid Duplicate Tags
If you’re using another SEO plugin (like Yoast or Rank Math), make sure only one plugin is generating Open Graph and X meta tags to prevent conflicts.
Check our compatibility guide for help.
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