If you're a blogger, content-marketer, community-manager, website
admin, online writer, site-owner, or online editor, I am sure you've had
the experience of your share of Facebook
breaking. And, by breaking I mean it just shows up as a source URL
without the article Title, Description, or a lovely selection of pulled
images -- sort of like this:
broken URL
Well, there are several ways of fixing this (assuming the site is up
and running -- the above example isn't), one of which is to take that
source URL and run it through a URL-shortening service such as Bit.ly, TinyURL, or rnnr in order to reboot Facebook's site- and page-inspection. Or, you can harness the fearsome power of Facebook's very own Facebook Object Debugger, part of the Facebook Developers toolkit.
LEARN AND READ MORE
Follow Chris Abraham on Twitter:
www.twitter.com/chrisabraham
No comments:
Post a Comment