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1. Monika2013
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #
   

   When I insert the blog hyperlink into linked-in or any other social media site, it does not post the title correctly. For example, when I post
   http://insight-to-strategy.com/2013/02/how-open-should-co-creation-be/
   the posting looks like this:

   insight to strategy
   insight-to-strategy.com
   ·
   When you engage consumers or other stakeholders in your innovation process, do you keep it a secret or make it public? I recently read a Harvard Business Review blog that argued you should open your co-creation process to...

   It should instead say the title of the blog...

   How “open” should Co-Creation be?
   insight-to-strategy.com

   When you engage consumers or other stakeholders in your innovation process, do you keep it a secret or make it public? I recently read a Harvard Business Review blog that argued you should open your co-creation process to...

   How do I fix this in WordPress?

2. ClaytonJames
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #
   

   Is it possible for you to just manually create a proper link?
   

   <a href="http://insight-to-strategy.com/2013/02/how-open-should-co-creation-be/">How “open” should Co-Creation be?</a>

   Or, are you using some automatic mechanism that's supposed to retrieve the article title for you? The reason I ask, is because if you post this link manually:
   

   http://insight-to-strategy.com/2013/02/how-open-should-co-creation-be/

   you're only dealing with two pieces of information; your domain name: insight-to-strategy.com, and the post title slug: how-open-should-co-creation-be.

   Do the sites you're posting your link to provide something that is supposed to automatically interpret the link you give it differently?

3. Monika2013
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #
   

   Most of the social sites seem to pull the information automatically when I post the link.
   The issue I have is with Linked-In, but when I posted the link to Facebook it populated the title correctly. Given that, it appears the issue is actually with Linked-In's automated approach.

   At this point, I have decided just to post the title and text manually, and then add the end of the message. That seems to give me the most control over the posting.

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