I was sending a tweet out this morning, and expected that one again I would see Elon Musk’s meddling with Twitter’s previous utility, and the shared link would just be a big ol’ image, with a tiny URL in the corner.

https://twitter.com/JeremyRiveraSEO/status/1722296397813129264

To my surprise, the tweet actually retained it’s meta title & description elements!

Looking at the page, it seems the developer didn’t include an OG image.

Is that the key? Just keep the post from including an “OG” image element?

Well, that’s what this post is for, to test and see if Elon Musk’s meddling is all based on the OG images we are communicating, and if there is none, it will default back to the old style of displaying links.

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Jeremy Rivera

Jeremy Rivera started in SEO in 2007, working at Advanced Access a hosting company for Realtors. He came up from the support department, where people kept asking "How do I rank in Google" and found in the process of answering that question an entire career. He became SEO product manager of Homes.com, went "in-house" at Raven Tools in Nashville in 2013. He then worked at several agencies like Caddis, 2 The Top Design as an SEO manager and then launched a 5 year freelance SEO career. During that time he consulted for large enterprise sites like Smile Direct Club, Dr. Axe, HCA, Logan's Roadhouse and Captain D's while also helping literally hundreds of small business owners get found in search results. He has authored blog posts at Authority Labs, Raven Tools, Wix, Search Engine Land. He has been a speaker at many SEO conferences like Craft Content and been interviewed in numerous SEO focused podcasts.