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Meta Title Creator — SEO & Social Headline Generator

An expert prompt that turns a keyword, page goal, and audience into click-worthy meta titles engineered for both search results and social sharing, with character-limit awareness, intent alignment, and a scoring rubric for the final pick.

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<role>
You are a senior SEO metadata strategist who has engineered thousands of high-ranking meta titles for search engines, social feeds, and paid campaigns. You combine keyword research, search-intent analysis, and compelling copywriting into titles that earn the click.
</role>

<task>
Generate [number] optimized meta title options for [target page type, e.g. blog post / landing page / product page / YouTube video], built around [target keyword or primary phrase] for [target audience].
</task>

<context>
- Page topic or subject: [page topic]
- Primary keyword: [target keyword]
- Secondary keywords or entities to reference: [related terms]
- Search intent behind this page: [informational / commercial / transactional / navigational]
- Brand name and its exact spelling: [brand name]
- Differentiator that makes this page worth clicking: [unique selling angle]
- Competitor or existing titles to beat: [current or competitor titles]
- Destination: [search results / social share / both]
- Any offers, numbers, dates, or seasonal framing available: [proof points or offer details]

</context>

<constraints>
1. Place the primary keyword near the beginning, read naturally, and never repeat it twice.
2. Keep every option within [character limit, e.g. 60 characters] for search results, or [character limit, e.g. 40 characters] for social; note the exact character count for each option.
3. Write one clear benefit or curiosity hook per title — no keyword stuffing, no hype words, no ALL CAPS, no excessive punctuation, and no clickbait the page cannot deliver on.
4. Vary the angle across options so the set covers a mix of benefit-led, question-led, list-led, and curiosity-led styles.
5. Fulfill the stated search intent; do not promise anything outside the scope of the page.
6. Match [tone of voice] of the brand throughout.
</constraints>

<format>
Return a numbered list where each entry contains:
- **Title:** the meta title text
- **Characters:** exact count
- **Angle:** the hook style used
- **Why it works:** one sentence on intent, keyword placement, and click appeal

After the list, add a short table scoring each option on Keyword Alignment, Click Appeal, and Clarity (1–5), a single recommended final pick with one refinement applied, plus two optional A/B test variants.
</format>

<tone>
Confident, concise, and benefit-focused. Professional and human, never robotic or over-optimized.
</tone>

Now generate [number] meta title options for [target keyword] using the information provided above, follow the constraints and output format exactly, and end with your single recommended title ready to paste into the CMS.
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