Change drafts
From "write better titles" to the actual titles, page by page, ready to paste.
For any approved recommendation, the analyst drafts the concrete edits: current and proposed titles, descriptions, canonicals or structured data for each affected page, checked before you see them.
- Current value from the crawl, proposed value from the analyst
- Automatic checks: lengths, valid JSON-LD, only cited pages
- Export as a Markdown checklist or JSON, then mark applied
Use cases
What you can do with it
SEO specialists
Handing work to a developer
Export a checklist with every page, the current value and the new one, plus how to tell it worked.
Content teams
Editing in the CMS
Copy each proposed title or description straight into the editor.
Agencies
Closing the loop
Mark the draft applied, and the next audits measure the result.
Why it's strong
Built to be trusted
Grounded in the crawl
The current value always comes from the crawled page, never from the model.
Checked before you see it
Titles over 60 characters, descriptions outside 70–160, JSON-LD that doesn't parse, and edits to pages the recommendation doesn't cite are flagged.
Portable
Markdown for people, JSON for scripts and agents.
How it works
From setup to results
- 1
Approve
Drafts are available for approved recommendations.
- 2
Draft
One click; the analyst reads the affected pages and proposes edits.
- 3
Apply
Copy or export the edits, make them, and mark the draft applied.
Data it uses
- The approved recommendation and its evidence
- Up to 20 affected pages as crawled, and robots.txt
FAQ
Good to know
Works well with
All featuresRecommendations you approve
A short list of fixes, each backed by evidence, and nothing changes until you say so.
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