: Open Graph object type for secondary pages in local business website I'm developping a website for a local business, and I don't know what is the most pertinent og:type to chose for pages like
I'm developping a website for a local business, and I don't know what is the most pertinent og:type to chose for pages like "about us", "other services", "contact us" and so on...
As stated in the OG doc site for the website type:
This object type represents a website. It is a simple object type and
uses only common Open Graph properties. For specific pages within a
website, the article object type should be used.
Should the above rule be applied also for other object types? like the business.business type?
Should I always apply the business type for all the pages or only for the home page and switch to article for the the other "secondary pages"?
PS.
My term "secondary page" maybe is a little misguiding, since those are not "secondary" as importance but only in "logic structure", so to speak. Giving the "primary page" role to the "home" page is indeed right in a logic view, but as importance for the business maybe other pages like "services", "products", "contacts" and so on, are even more important instead of the home page that should act mostly as presentation and direct viewers to the other pages of the site.
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Unfortunately there are varying standards for this, and there isn't really a 'subpage' tag. I normally default to article because it seems the most appropriate. Facebook also agrees with this, as you mentioned.
For specific pages within a website, the article object type should be used.
I've never had any issues with this regarding indexing or SEO and in my opinion it is the most appropriate.
As far as business.business goes, I believe this is somewhat Facebook specific but I would include it on every page if you are going to use it at all.
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