Improve Social Media Link Previews for Quote Pages

7 Votes Requested
Erik C
Aug 17, 2026 12:17 PM
Member for 3 years 11 posts

OwnerRez quote pages currently generate very poor social media link previews when a quote URL is shared.

Posting a link to a quote looks spammy, scammy and not trustworthy:

 

Please add appropriate social-sharing metadata to quote pages, particularly Open Graph metadata and Twitter/X Card metadata.

The quote page should dynamically generate metadata based on the quote/property, including:

  • og:title
  • og:description
  • og:image
  • og:url
  • og:type
  • twitter:card
  • twitter:title
  • twitter:description
  • twitter:image
  • A meaningful HTML <title>
  • A meaningful <meta name="description">

Suggested Content

For example, a quote for a property could generate something similar to:

Title:

Quote for Luna's Mountain Lodge | Cheers Away Getaways

Description:

Your vacation quote for Luna's Mountain Lodge — October 10–13, 2026.

Image:

The property's primary/listing image

The exact wording could obviously be determined by OwnerRez, but the important point is that the metadata should be specific to the property/quote rather than the generic OwnerRez domain.

Quote links are frequently sent to guests via text, email, Facebook Messenger, social media, etc. Modern messaging and social platforms use Open Graph metadata to generate link previews.

 

Jeff Martin
Aug 18, 2026 12:16 PM
Member for 5 years 8 posts

I will attach an example of what showed up when I texted a quote recently, which definitely looks spammy for a business operating in the upper midwest.

 

I love this suggestion. We had to figure this out for when we share links to our website on Facebook, and I'm sure Ownerrez could do the same for linksto quotes.

Michael E
Aug 19, 2026 3:36 PM
OR Team Member Member for 2 years 85 posts

Thanks for putting this feature request together! These ideas grow when more voices weigh in, so if you know other users who'd find this useful, send them the link and ask them to upvote.

Community feedback really helps us prioritize what to build next.