Landing Page Analysis

Open Graph feedback:

The Open Graph signals exist, but they don’t line up with what people actually see when they share the page. The title “Customer Portal Software” feels generic and inconsistent with the hero that reads “The customer portal software” and leans into Portuo’s branding. This mismatch can cause social previews to look confused or disjointed. The description is a bland, feature-list vibe rather than a crisp, SMB-focused benefit that would entice a click. The image looks visually strong, but without knowing the exact OG dimensions networks may crop it awkwardly on different devices. Overall, the OG data isn’t doing your social proof or click-through the way it could. To fix, tighten alignment with the page’s messaging, sharpen the value proposition for small businesses, and use properly sized social media assets that render cleanly across networks.

If you’re serious about social sharing, you should also consider adding a Twitter card as a best practice so your card looks great on Twitter as well.