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Metadata Optimiser

Analyse and improve your titles, meta descriptions and Open Graph for search and social - with live previews and exactly what to fix.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a metadata optimiser?

It analyses the title tag, meta description and Open Graph tags on a page, shows you exactly how they'll look in Google and social feeds, and flags what's wrong - titles that get truncated, missing or duplicate descriptions, absent share images - with the specific fix for each.

What's the ideal title tag and meta description length?

Aim for a title of roughly 50-60 characters so Google doesn't truncate it, and a meta description of about 140-160 characters. The optimiser checks both against these targets live as you edit and warns you the moment either would be cut off in results.

Do meta tags still matter for AI search?

Yes. AI engines read your title and description to understand what a page is about before they decide whether to cite it, and a clear, accurate description is often what gets lifted into an answer. Vague or missing metadata makes your page harder for both Google and AI to summarise correctly.

What's the difference between meta tags and Open Graph tags?

Meta tags (title, description) drive how your page appears in search results; Open Graph tags (og:title, og:description, og:image) drive how it appears when shared on social platforms and in chat apps. The optimiser audits both, because a page can rank well yet look broken when someone shares it.

How do I check my structured data and overall AI readiness too?

Metadata is one signal. To validate the structured data behind rich results, use the AI Schema Validator; to see how ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity read your whole site - metadata, schema, entities and crawlability together - run the free Website Scanner for a prioritised action list.