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The page screams LEAD branding with bold blues and oranges, but the Open Graph data is a complete afterthought. No og:image means social shares will look blank, which kills click-through before a user even lands on the page. The og:title is descriptive but bloated, and the og:description overpromises while not giving a crisp, scannable value proposition. There’s also no evidence of a Twitter Card, no image alt guidance, and no hint of a targeted message for the share preview. In short: great on-page visuals, zero optimization for social distribution.
What really hurts here is the disconnect between what you promise visually and what your social metadata promises outsiders. If you want people to click from LinkedIn, Facebook, or X, you need a compelling, properly sized image, a concise title, and a benefits-driven description that mirrors the page content and nudges toward a specific action. Right now, the metadata is a missed opportunity and risks dull shares that don’t reflect the page’s real value.
Bold, punchy OG data could convert social clicks into site visits and inquiries. Right now, you’re leaving momentum on the table.