Every TravelFeed post carries the metadata X needs to build a card — image, title and description — so a shared link comes out as a proper preview rather than a bare URL. There is nothing to set up.
Changing what the card says
Open SEO in the editor sidebar and expand Social Media. Under Twitter (X) you can override, for this post only:
- the title — useful when your headline is written for search and reads oddly out of context
- the description — the two lines underneath it
- the image — the card is what people judge the link on, so a strong photograph earns more clicks than one with text in it
Leave any of them empty and the post's own title, description and thumbnail are used. Facebook and the other Open Graph platforms have their own set of the same three fields just above — see Facebook.
Getting the card to refresh
X caches what it fetched the first time it saw a link. If you change the title or the image after the post has already been shared, that cache is why the old version keeps appearing; it clears on its own in time.
Embedding a post from X
Copy the embed code from the post's ⋯ menu and paste it into an HTML block.
One thing to know before you rely on it: an embedded post vanishes from your article if its author later deletes it. If the words matter to your story, quote them as text as well.