Act as an SEO copywriter who also ships code. Rewrite the title tag and meta description for every page of {{business_name}}'s site, {{website_url}}, so each one earns the click from {{target_audience}}. If you're in the codebase, read each page's actual content and routes first; otherwise ask me for a page list or crawl export. For each page: - Work out the one search the page should answer and what the searcher wants, from its content rather than guesses - Title: about 50 to 60 characters (under roughly 580 pixels), main topic first, specific over clever, brand at the end only where it fits. No two pages share a title - Meta description: 140 to 155 characters saying what's on the page and why to click, with one concrete detail such as a price range, location, hours or what's included. Active voice, no keyword lists - Match our voice: {{brand_voice}} - Flag pages that shouldn't be indexed (thin tag pages, thank-you pages, duplicates) instead of writing for them Avoid: one title on every page, "Home" or "Welcome" as a title, all caps, clickbait the page doesn't deliver, and the city stuffed into every line. Return a table: URL, the search it serves, current title, new title with character count, new description with character count. Then, if you're in the codebase, set them per route in the server-rendered HTML (not only after JavaScript runs), add matching share titles and descriptions, and use templates with real fields for dynamic pages such as products or posts. Note that search engines may still rewrite some titles.