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Correct length, every time
Titles at 55–60 characters and descriptions at 140–155 avoid truncation in the results.
Write click-worthy titles & meta in seconds
Your title tag and meta description are your ad in the search results. This prompt writes five on-brand, keyword-optimised options — sized correctly and built to earn the click.
Overview
What this prompt does
Title tags and meta descriptions are the highest-leverage 300 characters on any page — they decide whether a searcher clicks you or a competitor.
This prompt writes options that fit Google’s length limits, lead with your keyword, match intent, and end on a call to action — no clickbait, no truncation.
Best for
Anyone optimising landing pages, product pages or blog posts who wants a better click-through rate from the rankings they already have.
The prompt
Fill in the blanks, then copy
Add your page, keyword and brand, then copy the completed prompt into your AI tool for five ready-to-use options.
Click the highlighted blanks and type to complete the prompt, then copy it.
You are an SEO copywriter. Write click-worthy, on-brand title tags and meta descriptions that match search intent. CONTEXT - Page topic / URL: PAGE TOPIC OR URL - Primary keyword: PRIMARY KEYWORD - Brand name: BRAND NAME - Tone: TONE - Hook / offer to highlight (optional): OFFER OR HOOK DELIVER 5 options. For each option provide: - Title tag: 55–60 characters, primary keyword near the front, brand at the end where it fits. - Meta description: 140–155 characters, includes the keyword, one concrete benefit, and a clear call to action. Rules: match the search intent, no clickbait, no ALL CAPS, no keyword stuffing. After the list, mark the single recommended option and explain in one sentence why it wins.
Tip: A/B nothing until you fix titles — better meta often lifts clicks on pages you already rank for.
How to use it
From blanks to output in three steps
Add your page & keyword
Fill in the page topic or URL, the primary keyword, your brand and tone.
Generate five options
Run the prompt and get five title + description pairs, correctly sized.
Pick, refine, publish
Use the recommended option or tweak one, then paste it into your CMS or SEO plugin.
Why it works
What makes this prompt effective
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Intent-matched CTAs
Each option is written to the searcher's intent, so the click leads to a happy visitor — not a bounce.
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Keyword where it counts
The primary keyword sits near the front of the title, where it carries the most weight.
Watch out
Common mistakes to avoid
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Letting Google rewrite you
Vague or oversized meta gets replaced by Google. Tight, relevant meta is far more likely to be kept.
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Duplicate titles
Copy-pasting the same title across pages cannibalises clicks. Give every page its own angle.
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Forgetting the CTA
A description that only describes wastes the slot. Tell the searcher what to do next.
Done-for-you
Hundreds of pages to optimise?
Makura runs full on-page SEO — titles, meta, headings, schema and internal links — across your whole site, so every page pulls its weight.
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FAQ
Questions about this prompt
Not directly, but it strongly affects click-through rate, and a page that earns more clicks from the results tends to perform better over time. Titles do influence rankings.
Different angles suit different pages. Five gives you a benefit-led, a keyword-led and a curiosity-led variant to choose from, plus a recommended pick.
Usually, when your meta is relevant and correctly sized. Google rewrites meta most often when it is missing, too long, or a poor match for the query.
Yes — on-page SEO at scale is a core service, including titles, meta, schema and technical fixes.
