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# How to make your CrowdNewsroom look good on Social Media

If you share a CrowdNewsroom URL via social media, the respective platform uses the CrowdNewsroom title and the CrowdNewsroom description in the so-called social cards. Sometimes, however, it can make sense to adapt the title and description for social media. Proceed as follows:

1. Go to the *Title and Image* section of your CrowdNewsroom. Scroll down all the way to *Sharing options*
2. Activate the Toggle next to *Use custom title and description for sharing?* Then you can formulate the alternative title and description. (Watch out for the character limit)

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3. This has no influence on the actual title and description. The CrowdNewsroom itself stays the way it is.


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