meta-tags-optimizer

Generates optimized title tags, meta descriptions, Open Graph, and Twitter card HTML for web pages.

Updated Jul 21, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/techfundoffice/cats-seo-aiagent-staging --skill meta-tags-optimizer-techfundoffice
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: meta-tags-optimizer
Source: https://github.com/techfundoffice/cats-seo-aiagent-staging/tree/main/.claude/skills/meta-tags-optimizer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/techfundoffice/cats-seo-aiagent-staging --skill meta-tags-optimizer-techfundoffice

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Web pages with weak or missing meta tags suffer from low click-through rates in search results and poor previews when shared on social media. This Skill creates and optimizes title tags, meta descriptions, Open Graph tags, and Twitter cards so pages display correctly in SERPs and social feeds. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Title Tag Generation: Produces multiple title options using proven formulas (how-to, listicle, comparison, local) with character-length validation for 50-60 character SERP display. - Meta Description Writing: Creates 150-160 character descriptions using AIDA, PAS, and Benefit-Proof-CTA copywriting frameworks with clear calls to action. - Social Tag Creation: Generates complete Open Graph and Twitter card HTML blocks with platform-specific image sizes and length limits. - CTR Analysis & A/B Testing: Provides CTR impact estimates for title elements (numbers, brackets, power words) and structured A/B test variations. - Use Case: A content marketer publishing a blog post about starting a podcast asks for meta tags and receives a complete HTML block with an optimized title, description, OG tags, Twitter card tags, plus two A/B test variations. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to create optimized meta tags for your page by providing the target keyword, page type, and content or URL.

Frequently Asked Questions about meta-tags-optimizer

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I write a title tag that improves CTR?

Keep the title between 50-60 characters, place the primary keyword near the front, and add one CTR element such as a number, the current year, or brackets. Formulas like "How to [Keyword]: [Benefit]" or "[Number] [Topic] That [Result]" consistently outperform generic titles.

What is the ideal meta description length for Google?

The ideal meta description length is 150-160 characters so it displays fully in search results without truncation. It should include the primary keyword naturally, a clear benefit, and a call to action.

What Open Graph image size should I use for social sharing?

Use a 1200x630 pixel image for Facebook and LinkedIn, and 1200x600 pixels for Twitter/X. The og:image URL must be absolute, and the minimum acceptable size is 600x315 pixels.

Can Open Graph titles differ from the HTML title tag?

Yes, og:title can differ from the HTML title tag and can be optimized separately for social sharing with a more conversational tone. Keep OG titles under 60 characters and Twitter titles under 70 characters.

Why is my CTR below the benchmark for my ranking position?

Low CTR usually means the title does not match search intent or competitors have stronger titles. Position 1 averages roughly 29% CTR; if you are 25-50% below benchmark, add power words, numbers, or brackets and analyze the top three competitor titles.

How do I A/B test title tags without hurting rankings?

Change only one element at a time, record a 30-day baseline CTR from search console data, then run the new title for at least 30 days after re-crawl. Draw conclusions only after 1,000 impressions and revert if CTR drops while position stays stable.