On-page SEO
A title for every page, ready to paste
Confirm your keywords once. You get a row per page with its title, description, H1 and H2s, written to fit the lengths Google shows.
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Confirm your keywords once and every page gets a title, a description and headings sized for Google.
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1Writing tags one by one
Every page gets its title, in one go.
Titles usually get written one page at a time, so the pages nobody reaches still say Home. Confirm your keywords once and every page the audit reads gets a title, a description, an H1 and its H2s, in one list.
- A row for every page, not just the homepage
- Written from keywords you picked, never a guess
- New pages worth adding, suggested beside the ones you have
- Keyword
- seo tool for agencies
- Secondary: client seo reporting, seo software for agencies
- Meta title
- SEO Tool for Agencies: Every Client Site | SearchBlueprint
- Meta description
- Run SEO and AI search plans for every client site, with branded reports and share links your clients open without a login.
- Recommended H1
- SEO for every client site, in one workspace
2Two pages, one search
Stop two pages chasing the same search.
When two pages go after the same search, Google tends to show one and ignore the other. Every page gets its own main keyword, and you're warned when two want the same one. Pick the winner and give the other a search of its own.
- A warning instead of a silent split
- One main keyword per page, across the site
- Secondary keywords listed under each page
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3What shows in Google
Titles Google shows in full.
A title cut off halfway loses the click. Titles come out around 60 characters and descriptions around 160, so they show whole. Each page's current title gets a grade beside the new one, so you can see what you're replacing.
- The new title next to the one you have now
- A grade for what's on the page today
- Descriptions that finish their sentence
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4When a line isn't quite you
Not quite right? Say so in plain words.
Edit any line yourself, or tell it what's off, like less salesy or mention same-day, and it rewrites just that line. Every earlier version is kept, so going back is one tap.
- Edit by hand or ask for a rewrite
- Every earlier version kept
- Only the line you asked about changes
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5Handing it over
Tick off each page as you paste it in.
Copy each title, description and H1 straight into your site, then tick Mark done on that page, so nothing gets lost between you and whoever edits the site.
- One tap copies each line
- Mark done on each page as you go
- No plugin to install, you paste the text in
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6Linking your pages
Know which page should link to which.
Beside the titles sits a list of links to add: the page to put it on, the words to link and the page it points to. Tick each page off as you go.
- The exact words to link
- Links that point to the pages you want found
- Ticked off page by page
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And the small stuff, handled
A writing brief for every page. Writers get what each page is for, what to cover and where to link.
New pages worth adding. Searches none of your pages serve show up as pages to build.
Big sites, a batch at a time. Each run picks up the pages the last one hadn't reached.
See it landed. Your next audit reads each title and description again and flags any repeats.
Nothing goes live by itself. You paste it in, so your site only changes when you say.
One list per site. Every client site you run gets its own.
What your pages get, for real
Before
Homepage today
- Title
- Home
- Description
- Missing
- H1
- Welcome to our website
After, with SearchBlueprint
Your new row
- Keyword
- emergency plumber northside
- Title
- Emergency Plumber Northside | 24-Hour Call-Outs
- Description
- Burst pipe or no hot water? A licensed plumber at your door, day or night. Upfront prices before we start.
- H1
- 24-hour emergency plumber in Northside
"Home" tells Google nothing. The new title names the search your customers actually type.
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Lessons in the Academy
- URLs, titles and meta descriptions5 min · BeginnerThe on-page basics that still decide clicks, written so they're right the first time.
- Mapping keywords to pages5 min · IntermediateOne primary keyword per page, grouped by intent, so pages stop competing with each other.
- Search intent: the one idea that decides which page can rank5 min · BeginnerWhy the same keyword needs a different page depending on what the searcher wants, and how to read intent from the results.
Questions people ask
Why do I confirm keywords first?
So nothing gets written for a search you didn't pick. A title aimed at the wrong search pulls the page the wrong way. Tick your list and it runs.
Which pages does it cover?
The ones the audit reads. Bigger sites fill in over a few runs, each picking up the pages the last one missed. Missing a page? Check your sitemap lists it.
Can I change what it writes?
Yes. Edit any line, or type a note like "less salesy" and that line is rewritten. Earlier versions stay, so you can go back.
What if two pages want the same keyword?
You'll see a warning. Pick the page that should own it and give the other a different keyword.
Does it change anything on my site?
No. Nothing changes until you paste it in yourself.
How long does it take?
A few minutes.
Give every page a title worth clicking.
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