Titles, Metas & Headings That Rank
Generate title tag and meta description variants that include the target keyword naturally, fit character limits, and give a reason to click.
The prompt
Write 5 title tags (max 60 characters) and 3 meta descriptions (max 155 characters) for a page targeting "[keyword]". Rules: include the keyword near the front of each title, each variant uses a different angle (how-to, listicle, question, benefit, urgency), no clickbait.
What to replace
Swap these placeholders for your own details before running the prompt:
[keyword]your own value
Pro tip: Character limits matter — ask for them explicitly in the prompt or half the output will get truncated in search results.
How to use this prompt
- Copy the prompt using the button above.
- Replace [keyword] with your own details — the more specific you are, the better the output.
- Paste it into ChatGPT and run it.
- If the answer feels generic, add constraints: audience, length, tone, and what to avoid. That single change fixes most weak output.
Learn the technique
Titles, Metas & Headings That Rank
Module 2 — On-Page Optimization with AI · AI SEO & Search Visibility
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