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Your tag and brand archive pages now get the same link previews and structured data as your category pages (#705).
Three parts of the plugin each decided on their own which archive pages to cover, and they disagreed. Category archives were fully covered. A tag archive carried a machine-readable product list but no share card, so pasting its link showed a blank preview. A brand archive was submitted to instant indexing but had no title, description, share card, or product list, so crawlers were sent to a page the plugin had chosen not to describe.
A tag or brand archive now gets the page title, meta description, and Open Graph and Twitter share card, the product list (a JSON-LD ItemList) of what is on the page, and an instant-indexing ping when the term changes, matching how a category archive already behaved.
Editing or renaming a tag or brand now refreshes that archive's cached product list right away, instead of leaving the old one for up to an hour.
Nothing to set up. Brand pages apply only if your store has a brand taxonomy (typically WooCommerce Brands or similar).