Write Meta Descriptions That Improve CTR
ChatGPT Prompt
Write meta descriptions for {page_type} pages targeting {primary_keyword}. Produce three variants per page, each 140–155 characters, each leading with the user's outcome rather than the brand name. Include the primary keyword naturally once, one concrete differentiator (a number, a price, a count, a date), and an implied action. Do not write 'Welcome to', 'Learn more about', or anything that would fit equally well on a competitor's page. For each variant, name the searcher intent it serves and predict which would win on CTR and why. Add a rule for generating these at scale without producing near-duplicates across hundreds of templated pages.
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- 4Review the AI's response and iterate if needed for better results
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