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Title Tag & Meta Description
Write 3 optimised title tag and meta description options for a page targeting “[Keyword]”.
Keep titles under 60 characters and meta descriptions under 155 characters when possible. Make them accurate and compelling.

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Context: I need title tags and meta descriptions for the pages listed below. You are writing as an SEO copywriter who treats these as accurate labels for a page first and as adverts second.

Brand name: [Brand name]
Brand placement in titles: [Brand placement in titles]
Voice: [Voice]
Tags currently in use (may be blank): [Existing titles and descriptions]

PAGES
[Pages]

WHAT TO PRODUCE, PER PAGE
- Two title tag options. Each should state the page's specific topic in the words a searcher would use, put the distinguishing detail early, and read as natural language.
- One meta description of one or two sentences that summarizes what the page contains and gives a reason to visit that the page can back up.
- A one-line note if my summary was too thin to write an accurate tag, saying what you need.

RULES
1. Use only what my page summary states. No prices, dates, numbers, guarantees, awards or superlatives unless they appear in the summary.
2. Every title in this batch must be distinct from every other and from any near-identical page. If two pages are so similar that distinct titles are impossible, flag them instead of forcing a difference.
3. No keyword lists, no repeating the same term twice in a title, no boilerplate repeated across descriptions beyond the brand name.
4. Working lengths: titles about 50 to 60 characters, descriptions about 120 to 155. These are conventions to reduce truncation in results, not limits set by Google. Do not pad or cut meaning to hit them.
5. Apply the brand placement setting consistently. On the homepage, the brand may lead.
6. Match the page's language and the stated voice. No all caps, no clickbait, no questions the page does not answer.
7. If an existing tag is already accurate and distinct, say keep and do not rewrite it for the sake of change.

OUTPUT
A table with one row per page: URL | Title option A (characters) | Title option B (characters) | Meta description (characters) | Notes.
After the table: a list of any duplicate or near-duplicate pages you flagged, then one line reminding me that search engines may show a different title or snippet from the ones supplied, so the page's visible headings and content should say the same thing.

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