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In this article, we will discuss the importance of social SEO tags and how to effectively implement them on your website. Social SEO tags play a crucial role in optimizing your content for social media platforms, making it easier for users to find and share your content. These tags help search engines and social media platforms understand the context and relevance of your content, which in turn increases the visibility of your website.

There are several social SEO tags that you should consider using on your website:

1. Open Graph Tags: Open Graph is a metadata protocol developed by Facebook, which allows you to share your content across multiple social media platforms. You can add the following Open Graph tags to your website:

a. og:title – Defines the title of the webpage being shared.
b. og:description – Provides a brief description of the content included on the webpage.
c. og:image – Specifies the image that will be displayed when sharing the content.
d. og:url – Sets the URL of the content being shared.
e. og:type – Defines the type of content being shared (e.g., article, image, video, etc.).

2. Twitter Card Tags: Twitter Card is a feature supported by Twitter that allows you to add rich media content like images, videos, and text snippets to your tweets. You can add the following Twitter Card tags to your website:

a. twitter:card – Specifies the type of card (e.g., summary, photo, gallery, etc.) to be displayed when sharing the content on Twitter.
b. twitter:site – Sets the URL of the website where the content originates from.
c. twitter:title – Sets the title of the content being shared.
d. twitter:description – Specifies the description of the content being shared.
e. twitter:image – Specifies the image to be displayed when sharing the content on Twitter.

3. Pinterest Tags: Pinterest Tags are meta tags that help Pinterest users to easily find your content on their platform. By adding these tags, you can see how users are engaging with your content on Pinterest, including the number of saves, clicks, and more:

a. pin:description – Provides a brief description of the content.
b. pin:image – Specifies the image to be displayed when sharing the content on Pinterest.
c. pin:url – Sets the URL of the content being shared.

4. Schema.org Tags: Schema.org is a collaboration between search engines and website owners to create a collection of schemas for structured data that can help search engines to understand the context of the content on your website. You should use the following Schema.org tags to improve social SEO:

a. adding the default “itemtype”: “WebSite” to your schema.org markup, which provides general information about your website.
b. adding “itemtype”: “Article” to