How to fix missing og title on Squarespace

Add an og:title meta tag to every page so your store's title appears correctly when shared on social media platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Pinterest.

Steps for Squarespace

  1. Squarespace automatically generates og:title from your page's SEO title. To set it: in the Pages panel, hover over the page → click the gear icon (Settings) → click the 'SEO' tab → fill in the 'SEO Title' field.
  2. For product pages: go to your Commerce section → Products → click a product → click the gear icon → SEO tab → fill in the SEO Title.
  3. For blog posts: open the post editor → click the gear icon → SEO tab → fill in the SEO Title.
  4. Squarespace does not currently allow fully custom og: meta tag injection per page via the UI for standard plans; the SEO Title field is the primary lever. On Business plans and above you can inject custom code: go to Settings → Advanced → Code Injection → paste your og:title tag in the Header section (this applies site-wide).
  5. Verify using the Facebook Sharing Debugger after publishing your changes.
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What is missing og title?

The og:title tag is a small piece of HTML code — part of the Open Graph protocol — that tells social networks and messaging apps what title to display when someone shares a link to your store. Without it, platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and WhatsApp either guess a title (often pulling something ugly or irrelevant) or show no title at all. It lives in the <head> section of your page and looks like: <meta property="og:title" content="Your Page Title Here" />. It does not affect your visible page content — it only controls how your link previews appear when shared.

Every time a customer, blogger, or influencer shares a link to your store or product page, the og:title is the headline of that shared post — it's what makes someone stop scrolling and click. Missing or broken og:title tags mean your shared links look unfinished, unprofessional, or just plain wrong, which directly reduces click-through rates from social media. For ecommerce stores, social sharing is a significant free-traffic channel: a product shared on Facebook or Pinterest with a compelling, accurate title can drive meaningful revenue. Additionally, some search tools and third-party indexers use Open Graph data as a secondary signal for content relevance, so having it set correctly supports a consistent, trustworthy brand presence across the web.

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