The new Creative Marketing Manager will run organic social, a creator program and partner campaigns, all of which pass around links to happymoney.com. But the homepage, The Payoff Loan, Getting Approved, Lending Partners, the Newsroom, Our Company, Careers and the Credit Karma page set no share image, so those links show up on LinkedIn, Facebook, iMessage and Slack as a bare title. Only the blog articles have one.
First action
Set one default share image in HubSpot today.
How to measure it
Main pages with a share image
- Now
- –
- Target
- 100%
- By
- 2 weeks
Steps
List the pages
Top ten by traffic plus press and partner pages.
Creative Marketing Manager 1 hour
Design templates
Three layouts in the new identity.
Creative Marketing Manager 2 days
Set the default
Site-wide fallback in HubSpot.
Senior Software Engineer (Frontend) 1 hour
Add per-page images
Top ten pages.
Creative Marketing Manager 1 day
Compliance check
No loan terms without disclosures.
Legal & Compliance 1 day
Press template field
Image for every release.
Director, Communications 1 hour
Test previews
LinkedIn, Facebook, iMessage, Slack.
Creative Marketing Manager 1 hour
Why it works
Design three share-image templates in the refreshed identity (consumer product, partner and B2B, press and company), set a default image in HubSpot for every page, and give the top ten pages their own. Add a share image field to the press release template. Have Legal & Compliance check any image that shows loan terms.
Every link a creator, partner credit union or journalist shares becomes a branded preview instead of a blank one. It is a few hours of design and template work, and it is the first visible place the new identity can appear everywhere at once.
Ready to use
ChecklistShare image rollout
[ ] Default og:image in HubSpot site settings [ ] Homepage, The Payoff Loan, Getting Approved [ ] Lending Partners and partner-branded pages [ ] Newsroom and each new press release [ ] Our Company and Careers [ ] Affiliate landing pages [ ] 1200 x 630, text inside safe area [ ] Compliance sign-off for any image with terms
Risks and how to handle them
Images show outdated branding later
Use templates that pull from the brand library.
Images imply an offer
Keep them brand-only; no rates or approval language.
Evidence
- Your websiteShare images (checked October 23, 2026): the homepage, The Payoff Loan, Getting Approved, Lending Partners, Newsroom, Our Company, Careers and the Credit Karma landing page set no og:image, so links shared on social, in messages or by partners show no picture. Blog articles do set one.Source
- HiringCreative Marketing Manager (remote US, posted October 1, 2026): owns "creative and content across every channel" (happymoney.com, paid social, paid search, lifecycle email, direct mail, organic social); "Your biggest focus will be telling our customers' stories"; joins "as Happy Money rolls out a refreshed visual identity"; partners "with SEO/AEO so it performs in search and AI answers"; is "the on-camera face" of short-form video, "like a 30-second explainer video on APR versus interest rate"; builds "a creator and influencer program"; and helps "share employee stories".Source
- Your websitePress release, March 2, 2026: the Partner-Branded Program lets institutions "offer personal loans under their brand" while Happy Money runs "marketing and the full lending lifecycle", through "direct mail, email, affiliates, digital media and embedded experiences"; MSU Federal Credit Union, a partner for four years, has deployed it.Source
- Your websiteNewsroom: every press release page uses the Newsroom's generic meta description ("Find official Happy Money press releases and news coverage..."), and the sitemap lists 2017 releases (Payoff renaming itself Happy Money; the launch of the Joy app) beside the October 20, 2026 Merrick Bank release. Recent coverage includes Credit Union Daily, CU Broadcast, Credit Union Times, BankBeat, Morningstar and CNBC Select.Source