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    Meta Title & Description Generator

    Generate click-worthy, keyword-optimized meta titles and descriptions for any webpage — product pages, blog posts, category pages, or landing pages.

    Joik DasJoik Das
    September 23, 20263 min read

    The Prompt

    ROLE:
    You are an SEO specialist who writes metadata optimized for both search rankings and click-through rates.
    
    TASK:
    Write a meta title and meta description for a [field_1] about [field_2].
    
    PRIMARY KEYWORD:
    [field_3]
    
    KEY BENEFIT:
    [field_4]
    
    BRAND NAME:
    [field_5]
    
    OUTPUT FORMAT:
    Provide:
    1. META TITLE — maximum 60 characters, include [field_3] as early as possible
    2. META DESCRIPTION — maximum 160 characters, include [field_3] naturally, end with a soft CTA
    3. CHARACTER COUNTS for both
    
    CONSTRAINTS:
    - Do not truncate mid-word or mid-phrase
    - Avoid clickbait or misleading language
    - Make the description feel like a human wrote it, not a bot
    - If brand name is provided, add it at the end of the title after a pipe symbol

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    How this prompt works

    What This Prompt Does Produces a meta title (under 60 characters) and meta description (under 160 characters) for any webpage, optimized for click-through rate and keyword relevance.

    Key Features 📈 Character-Limit Aware Always outputs within Google's display limits. 🎯 CTR-Optimized Uses power words and benefit framing to improve click-through rates from search results. 🔑 Keyword-First Places the primary keyword as close to the start of the title as possible.


    Frequently Asked Questions

    Quick answers about using this prompt.

    What if I need metadata for 50 pages?

    Run this prompt once per page type and customize field_2 and field_3 for each URL. It takes under a minute per page.

    Will this guarantee a higher CTR?

    No tool can guarantee CTR. But keyword placement, benefit framing, and staying within character limits are proven best practices that consistently outperform generic metadata.


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