Open Graph og:title is too long: what it is, why it matters, and how to fix it
The og:title exceeds 60 characters. Social platforms may truncate long titles, hiding important information when the page is shared.
Where this fits: metadata in SEO
Why open graph og:title is too long hurts your rankings
Facebook truncates og:title at around 60-90 characters depending on the context. LinkedIn and Twitter have similar limits. A truncated title on social media reduces engagement and click-through rates from social shares.
This is an advisory finding: not a defect, but an opportunity flagged so you can decide deliberately rather than by accident.
How to fix it
Shorten the og:title to under 60 characters while keeping it compelling and descriptive.
Frequently asked questions
What does "Open Graph og:title is too long" mean?
The og:title exceeds 60 characters. Social platforms may truncate long titles, hiding important information when the page is shared.
Why does open graph og:title is too long matter for SEO?
Facebook truncates og:title at around 60-90 characters depending on the context. LinkedIn and Twitter have similar limits. A truncated title on social media reduces engagement and click-through rates from social shares.
How do I fix open graph og:title is too long?
Shorten the og:title to under 60 characters while keeping it compelling and descriptive.
How serious is this issue?
This is an advisory finding: not a defect, but an opportunity flagged so you can decide deliberately rather than by accident. It belongs to the metadata family of checks.
How do I find every page affected by this on my site?
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