Page Speed Insights (Field Data) show 82% of the pages have good LCP score, but Core Web Vitals Report in Google Search Console says 55% of our URLs Need Improvement in LCP. Why is this happening?
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I am using the bing image search APIs (endpoint: https://api.cognitive.microsoft.com/bing/v7.0/images/search). Using this endpoint the results are different than what I am seeing on the bing image search website (https://www.bing.com/images/).
Do we know how I can get the same results using the APIs and the bing search website?
This is expected as bing.com consumes a lot of other information (with user's permission) such as session id, browser, form factor, etc. In API, all this info is optional and hence response may vary. Ideally, you can get very close to results on bing.com/images/ but replicating exactly is difficult.
So I had asked a question a couple of months ago with regards to this issue I was facing with Facebook unable to fetch the required Open Graph tags from a couple of pages on my website presumably because of the heavy content on the page.
URL where I'm facing this issue:
https://dietbros.com/fat-burning/the-ultimate-fat-burning-foods-list/
Although the page is very lengthy (~50,000 words) and has around 130 images, it's not more than 10mb because the images have been highly optimized.
Unfortunately, I haven't received any responses to the question and I'm wondering if there are any alternate solutions to the issue. Facebook's docs state that:
"Optimizing Metadata
You can optimize content by delivering only Open Graph meta tags to the crawler and only the content itself to regular users. Alternatively, you can choose to point the crawler to a separate page used only for metadata with ."
They also state:
"The URL where your content is hosted should contain the required Open Graph tags."
1) How can I achieve this when Facebook times out before picking up the tags at all or does it get redirected before the time out? And if this is possible, how do I go about doing this (duplicate the post minus the content?)?
2) Are there any alternative solutions to this issue where I can somehow get the Facebook crawler to pick up the OG tags?
I'd be super grateful if I could get any help with this as social media traffic is arguably the most important source of traffic for us considering the kind of content we cover and the niche we're in. Would love any sort of help that would point us in the right direction.
i am trying to get some data via Facebook API. Currently i can get:
organic impression (Metric: page_impressions_organic)
organic paid impression (Metric: page_impressions_paid)
total likes (Metric: page_fans)
total video views (Metric: page_video_views)
What i also need is:
total photo views
total shares
total link clicks
total comments
but i do not know how to get it.
Is it possible to get this data via Metric or a different way through the Facebook API? Could you tell me the methods to achieve please?
Thanks
I'm totally stumped here. I'm trying to get access to the data that appears under the reviews tab in the Facebook Page http://facebook.com/freemanfoxx (Page ID=149530265092626).
I've figured out that all data in a Facebook profile can be retrieved as JSON using the Graph API but I'm totally stumped about the data populated on the "Reviews" tab. It appears to be it's own Application separate from the Facebook core and this is probably why I'm lost.
Any leads/tips/experts out there? Here are some of the links I've been searching for Help.
developers.facebook.com/docs/api
developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/
developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/application/
My overall goal is to take this data into Yahoo! Pipes and then combine it with data from a Google Form to create an RSS feed to be output to a webpage I'm building.
Your thoughts and help would be GREATLY appreciated!
Ryan
Let's say your reviews tab on the facebook page is:
http://www.facebook.com/easyinspection?sk=app_6261817190.
6261817190 is the application id (not page id), and that is what you will be using next.
You can get all reviews by a request to:
http://graph.facebook.com/6261817190/reviews. If you do not want to go page by page, retrieving 25 reviews at a time (take a look at next page url), you can get it all in a single request, like this:
http://graph.facebook.com/6261817190/reviews?limit=100000000&offset=0
There is no API for this data. Your only chance will be a web page crawl ov your reviews and grab the content from there.
I have placed the facebook like button on a website, and the weirdest thing is happening, every page on the site shows the same count for the number of people liking the site (~ 760), except the home page, the home page shows 18 people only.
for the life of me I cannot figure out what's causing this.
All pages are using the same open graph meta tags, and the facebook snippet is inserted by a user control (same on every page).
Anyone has any ideas where I can even start to debug?
The site is canvaspop.com
http://www.facebook.com/plugins/like.php?href=http://www.canvaspop.com/default.aspx&layout=button_count&show_faces=false&width=130&action=like&font=arial&colorscheme=light&height=21
Looking at the DOM and XHR Responses that data is coming directly from facebook without any problems.
to be perfectly honest, I would not rely too much on data coming from facebook, the amount load they have and there forever changing CDN, there's bound to be issues with the balance loader, that data as its the root of your domain may be coming from a cached result to decrease laod.
you can image the % of content delivered to homepage's rather then inner site pages, because users usually go on a site and then go off.
just wait it out and see if the results get updated. if it does not then go to the Developers Support areas and ask a member of the community or team!
Install fiddler, and look at the request sent to facebook on the homepage vs the other pages.