ReRank: AI, Bulk SEO Optimizer | Meta tags/Blog posts
Using the Blog posts page meta tag functionality, you can change your store’s blog post meta title and meta description by using one of the following rules:
Let the app decide: The field displays the default pattern that would be applied for the optimization of your store:
Meta title - the meta title will be automatically replaced with the title of the page (page_title) and the shop name (shop_name).
Meta description - the meta description will be automatically replaced with the description of the page (page_description) and the shop name (shop_name).
Create your own template: Each separate field accepts general words and terms. (Please, keep in mind that you must divide them by space.) The terms need to be selected from the provided list in the app. You can just click on a term and it will be automatically added to the selected field.
Meta title - you can fill in a term or a combination of terms in the desired order. The terms will replace the meta title when saving the pattern. The option to add a general text is also active, and it will be correctly replaced as a meta title.
Meta description - you can fill in a term or a combination of terms in the desired order. The terms will replace the meta title when saving the pattern. Also, the option to add a general text is active, and it will be correctly replaced as a meta title.
The available options for modification as terms and their functionality are as follows:
article_author - displays the author of the article;
shop_name - displays the store name;
article_title - displays the title of the article;
article_content - displays the content of the article;
article_tags - displays the tag(s) of the article.
For convenience, the Google Search Sample Preview is also available, and will display a random blog post of yours. You can rely on it to see how the selected option (Let the app decide or Create your own template) will be displayed when saved, according to the selected term(s) or a combination of term(s) and general text.
Once the update process is complete:
a banner with information about the date and time of the last update will be displayed;
an Estimated Savings banner will be displayed showing the amount saved, the hours saved, and the total number of fixes.
Also, you have a list of all your blog posts, and the score for each blog post is presented as a percentage. By clicking the Edit button, you can see the following:
The image, title, and description of your blog post and the current score. The score is calculated from four criteria based on best practices for meta titles and meta descriptions.
A list of the score criteria required for the meta titles and meta descriptions. After each saved change, you can check if you need to update the meta title and meta description again to increase the blog posts' score.
The actual meta title of your blog post. For convenience, we have added a character counter. This way, it will be easy for you to check if the number of characters fits the requirements for the score criteria related to the meta titles.
The actual meta description of your blog post. The character counter is available again to check if your meta description fits the requirements of the score criteria related to the meta descriptions.
You can view all changes made to individual blog posts in the Reports tab.
Let the app decide: The field displays the default pattern that would be applied for the optimization of your store:
Meta title - the meta title will be automatically replaced with the title of the page (page_title) and the shop name (shop_name).
Meta description - the meta description will be automatically replaced with the description of the page (page_description) and the shop name (shop_name).
Create your own template: Each separate field accepts general words and terms. (Please, keep in mind that you must divide them by space.) The terms need to be selected from the provided list in the app. You can just click on a term and it will be automatically added to the selected field.
Meta title - you can fill in a term or a combination of terms in the desired order. The terms will replace the meta title when saving the pattern. The option to add a general text is also active, and it will be correctly replaced as a meta title.
Meta description - you can fill in a term or a combination of terms in the desired order. The terms will replace the meta title when saving the pattern. Also, the option to add a general text is active, and it will be correctly replaced as a meta title.
The available options for modification as terms and their functionality are as follows:
article_author - displays the author of the article;
shop_name - displays the store name;
article_title - displays the title of the article;
article_content - displays the content of the article;
article_tags - displays the tag(s) of the article.
For convenience, the Google Search Sample Preview is also available, and will display a random blog post of yours. You can rely on it to see how the selected option (Let the app decide or Create your own template) will be displayed when saved, according to the selected term(s) or a combination of term(s) and general text.
Once the update process is complete:
a banner with information about the date and time of the last update will be displayed;
an Estimated Savings banner will be displayed showing the amount saved, the hours saved, and the total number of fixes.
Also, you have a list of all your blog posts, and the score for each blog post is presented as a percentage. By clicking the Edit button, you can see the following:
The image, title, and description of your blog post and the current score. The score is calculated from four criteria based on best practices for meta titles and meta descriptions.
A list of the score criteria required for the meta titles and meta descriptions. After each saved change, you can check if you need to update the meta title and meta description again to increase the blog posts' score.
The actual meta title of your blog post. For convenience, we have added a character counter. This way, it will be easy for you to check if the number of characters fits the requirements for the score criteria related to the meta titles.
The actual meta description of your blog post. The character counter is available again to check if your meta description fits the requirements of the score criteria related to the meta descriptions.
You can view all changes made to individual blog posts in the Reports tab.
Updated on: 27/06/2023
Thank you!