rhunter8355

Yeah, I’m going through the exact same thing right now. It’s ridiculous that they don’t allow you to disable the auto-renew feature.

Okay, thanks for that article. Do you think then it’s because I mentioned “Calgary real estate” twice in the title? Was that perhaps too aggressive?

Thanks for getting back to me Maybellyne. I followed your advice and resubmitted the URL on July 4th but I noticed in the Google Search Console that it says it was crawled the day before on July 3rd but it’s still picking up the wrong detail for the title and description. Here’s a video to better show what I mean – https://somup.com/c3i1Fzu1MC

I have a similar issue with the OG Image tag I use with Yoast for Facebook. The image I’m trying to use can be viewed at https://realestatemachine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/2048-Hyperlocal-Content-2048-x-1414-px.png

I’ve tried using all of the different size recommendations but the text always turns out super blurry when the blog post is shared on Facebook. Here’s a screenshot of what the shared image looks like – https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S9SiBqDNF9uBG2QZ1-yvKcOdpKrUpWOS/view?usp=sharing

Does anyone have any recommendations on how to share an image on Facebook with Yoast so that the images retain their quality?

I’m looking for the exact same feature.

I’m also wondering if there’s a way to get the subsite user to show up as the author when a post is duplicated to their account. When I duplicate a post, it always shows up as though I’m the one who wrote it but I (and my clients) want it to show up as if they wrote it. Do you experience the same type of issue or have you found a way around that?

Does anyone have an ideas on how to make this happen? I’m completely stumped and could really use some help.