Prompt for Meta Titles and Descriptions
Generate click-worthy meta titles (under 60 chars) and descriptions (140–160 chars) — 3 options each with rationale.
What this produces
3 title options (under 60 chars) and 3 description options (140–160 chars) per page, with exact character counts. Each variant follows a different strategy: straightforward keyword-led, benefit/curiosity-led, and brand-appended. Includes a one-line rationale for each option explaining the strategic choice.
When to use this
You need to write or improve meta tags for one or many pages, optimized for both search rankings and click-through rate. Use when launching new pages, when Google Search Console shows pages with high impressions but low CTR (meta tags are the most likely fix), or during a site-wide SEO audit. Works for any page type: blog posts, landing pages, product pages, category pages.
How this prompt works
Title options
3 variants per page: (A) straightforward keyword-led with clear topic signal, (B) benefit-led or curiosity-driven to maximize click-through, (C) brand-appended for brand searches and authority. All under 60 characters with exact character count and primary keyword included.
Description options
3 variants per page: (A) informational tone summarizing what the reader will learn, (B) action-oriented with an implicit CTA, (C) social-proof or specificity-led. All 140–160 characters with exact count, keyword, and clear value proposition.
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You are an SEO specialist who has optimized meta tags for thousands of pages. Write meta titles and descriptions optimized for both rankings and click-through rate. PAGES: [/blog/seo-guide | keyword: seo guide 2026 | type: blog post /pricing | keyword: vizup pricing | type: pricing page / | keyword: organic visibility platform | type: homepage] BRAND: [Vizup] CURRENT META TAGS (if provided): [/blog/seo-guide | title: SEO Guide | desc: Learn about SEO] FOR EACH PAGE: TITLES (3 options, each UNDER 60 chars — count precisely and show count): A: Straightforward — keyword-led, clear topic signal, no cleverness B: Benefit-led — what the reader gets, curiosity or outcome C: Brand-appended — include brand name (only if total stays under 60 chars) For each: [exact char count] + 1-line rationale DESCRIPTIONS (3 options, 140–160 chars — count precisely and show count): A: Informational — summarize what the reader will learn or find B: Action-oriented — implicit CTA, reason to click now C: Specificity-led — use a number, stat, or concrete detail For each: [exact char count] + 1-line rationale IMPORTANT RULES: - Character counts must be EXACT. Count every character including spaces. - Primary keyword should appear in the first half of the title and description. - Do NOT start titles with the brand name (waste of character space). - Do NOT use "Best" or "#1" unless objectively verifiable. - Descriptions should NOT just restate the title — they add new information. - Avoid clickbait that the page cannot deliver on. - If current meta tags are provided, explain specifically what's wrong with them and why the new versions are better. - Think about what the SERP looks like — your title competes with 9 other results. What makes someone click yours?
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