Write title tags that earn the click
Generates title tag options under 60 characters that include the keyword early and give searchers a clear reason to click.
Write 8 title tag options for a page about {{PAGE_TOPIC}}.
Primary keyword: {{PRIMARY_KEYWORD}}
Brand name to end with: {{BRAND}}
Rules:
- Each title 60 characters or fewer, including the brand. Show the character count in brackets.
- Put the primary keyword, or a close variant, in the first half.
- Give a specific reason to click: a number, a format, a year, or who it is for.
- No clickbait, no all caps, no claims the page cannot back up.
- Vary the angle: some practical, some outcome-led, some audience-led.
Then recommend the best one for a page competing with large, well-known sites, and say why in one sentence.Example output
1. Invoice Templates for Freelancers (Free, 12 Formats) | Ledgerly (54) 2. Free Freelance Invoice Templates in Word and PDF | Ledgerly (58) Recommended: 1, because the number sets it apart from rivals.
How to use
Check the current top results for your keyword first and pick an angle they are missing. Count characters yourself before publishing; models sometimes miscount.
Why it works
Hard rules on length and keyword position cover the technical side, so the model can spend its effort on the click reason. Asking for varied angles gives you real choices rather than eight rewordings of the same title.