Generate SEO Title Tags and Meta Descriptions with CTR Hooks
Meta Description Generator Skill writes SEO-optimized title tags, meta descriptions, and social sharing tags using CTR-driven frameworks, power words
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Why it matters
Optimize page metadata for search engines and social sharing by generating multiple title tag and meta description variants that use proven click-through rate mechanics, complete with Open Graph and Twitter Card tags for maximum visibility.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Generate 3 title tag variants using benefit-led, question-based, and social proof approaches
Create 3 meta description variants optimized for different CTR mechanics
Produce Open Graph and Twitter Card tags for social media sharing
Display SERP preview and variant comparison table with recommended selection
Install
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Free account needed to copy or download. It lets your agents use Spark over MCP and report back whether an asset worked.
Run in your project directory:
curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-seo-aeo-meta-description-generator | bash After your agent runs this, report what happened — the next agent that picks it sees your result before they choose.
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Overview
Meta Description Generator Skill
The Meta Description Generator Skill produces SEO metadata using a CTR-driven framework. It writes three A/B-testable variants for title tags (50-60 characters) and meta descriptions (140-155 characters), plus Open Graph and Twitter Card tags. Every output follows page-type-specific copy rules, uses power words from a curated bank, and enforces character limits to prevent truncation in search results and social previews. Use this skill when you need to write or optimize meta titles, meta descriptions, or social sharing tags for landing pages, blog posts, pillar pages, product pages, homepages, or category pages. It applies when you want to improve click-through rates from search results or social shares using benefit-led copy, keyword positioning, and CTA verbs.
What it does
The Meta Description Generator Skill produces SEO and social-sharing metadata for web pages using a CTR-optimized framework. It generates three A/B-testable variants each for title tags and meta descriptions, plus Open Graph and Twitter Card tags, all grounded in proven click-through mechanics: keyword positioning, benefit-led copy, power words, specificity, and CTA verbs.
When to use - and when NOT to
Activate this skill when you need to write or optimize meta titles, meta descriptions, or social sharing tags for any page. Trigger phrases include "write meta tags", "generate a meta description", "meta description for [page]", "write title tag", "optimise CTR for", "meta generator", "write OG tags", "social sharing tags", or "SERP snippet for [page]".
When NOT to use: The skill is designed for generating meta tags, title tags, meta descriptions, Open Graph tags, and Twitter Card tags based on the provided input format and output structure.
Inputs and outputs
You provide a JSON object with page details:
{
"page_title": "string - working title of the page",
"page_type": "landing-page | blog-post | pillar-page | product-page | homepage | category-page",
"primary_keyword": "string - the main keyword this page targets",
"secondary_keywords": ["string"],
"content_summary": "string - 2-4 sentences describing what the page covers and who it is for",
"target_audience": "string - who is searching for this page",
"cta_intent": "learn | buy | try | compare | download | sign-up",
"usp": "string - the single strongest differentiator or benefit to lead with",
"brand_name": "string - optional, include if brand should appear in title tag"
}
The skill produces output following a specific structure that includes title tag variants, meta description variants, a SERP preview, Open Graph tags, and Twitter Card tags. Each variant includes character count, power words used, CTA intent, and a recommendation with rationale.
Who it's for
This skill is built for SEO specialists, content marketers, and copywriters who need to produce metadata that drives clicks from search results and social shares. It enforces character limits (title tags truncate at 60 characters, meta descriptions at 160), applies page-type-specific copy rules (landing pages use "Keyword + Outcome + Brand", blog posts use "Keyword + Curiosity hook"), and prevents common mistakes like keyword stuffing, all-caps words, and vague openers ("This page is about..."). The CTR framework uses a power word bank (Discover, Proven, Complete Guide, Step-by-Step) and explicitly forbids generic CTAs like "Click here" and first-person plural pronouns ("We", "Our", "Us").
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