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How to use the tool
- 1. Title field – Type the full headline of your page.
Example A: “Crafting Zero-Waste Lunches for Busy Parents”
Example B: “Blockchain Basics: A Beginner’s Roadmap for 2024” - 2. Keywords field – Add 3-6 comma-separated keywords that appear naturally in the content.
Example A: zero-waste, sustainable meals, kids lunch ideas
Example B: blockchain, cryptocurrency, distributed ledger - 3. Summary field (optional) – Paste one or two sentences that capture the article’s core message to guide tone and detail.
- 4. Click “Generate Meta Description” – The form sends your inputs to the process_llm_form API and instantly returns a description you can copy.
- 5. Review & refine – Keep it under 160 characters, ensure it mirrors page content, then publish it in your CMS.
Quick-Facts
- Ideal length: 150-160 characters to avoid truncation (Google Search Central, 2023).
- Keyword density: One primary keyword plus one variation prevents keyword stuffing (Moz, 2022).
- CTR impact: Descriptions with verbs raise clicks by 13 % (Search Engine Journal, 2022).
- Update cycle: Audit meta data every 6-12 months for relevance (Ahrefs Study, 2023).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a meta description?
A meta description is a short HTML attribute that summarizes page content for search-engine snippets, influencing user click decisions (Google Search Central, 2023).
How long should it be?
Google displays roughly 920 pixels, equal to 155-160 characters, before truncating text (Google SERP Guidelines, 2023).
Does a meta description affect rankings?
While not a direct ranking factor, higher click-through rates driven by strong descriptions can boost engagement signals that correlate with better positions (Backlinko, 2023).
What makes a good description?
Use an active verb, include one target keyword, convey benefit, and match page intent; “Write a description that would both inform and interest users” (Google Search Central, 2023).
Can I reuse the same description on multiple pages?
No. Duplicate snippets confuse users and search engines; unique descriptions improve relevance scores (Moz, 2022).
Should I add emojis?
Emojis can improve visibility but risk truncation and inconsistent rendering across devices, so test before deploying (Search Engine Journal, 2022).
How do I test performance?
Track organic CTR in Google Search Console; rewrite descriptions with below-average CTR and measure improvements after 28 days (Google Search Console Help, 2023).
Is the generator multilingual?
Yes. Enter inputs in any UTF-8 language; the API returns matching language output, useful for global SEO campaigns (W3C I18N Standards, 2022).
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