Landing Page Analysis

Open Graph feedback should be brutally honest about what it’s doing for clicks and shares. The meta title and description are doing a decent job at referencing Transcriptly, but they’re not optimized for social previews. The image choice (a bright, brand-colored hero) supports trust, but it’s a screenshot-heavy look that can feel generic when shared. The copy-heavy description risks getting truncated on platforms like LinkedIn or Twitter, which means important value props may never be seen by potential users. Overall, OG data is serviceable but smells like someone slapped it on without a proper social optimization pass.

If you want real social impact, tighten the copy, balance branding with a more share-friendly image, and ensure the image dimensions and text composition read well at social sizes. A stronger, shorter hook in the title and a punchier benefit statement in the description would dramatically improve click-through rates from social feeds.

Also, be consistent with branding in OG: the page uses “Transcribe Audio & Video to Text Online” as the hero, while the OG title leans into “Free Audio and Video to Text Converter.” Pick one framing and stick to it across Open Graph to avoid confusion and improve recognition when the link is shared.