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Dry-run test passed · Jun 18, 2026

Editorially graded · Jun 18, 2026

This skill streamlines the process of writing meta descriptions and optimizing images for a blog post, to improve search engine rankings and user engagement. The user inputs their blog post content, and the skill generates optimized meta descriptions and image tags, complete with relevant keywords and descriptions, to help the post rank higher in search engine results. The output is a set of optimized meta descriptions and image tags, ready for the user to implement.

What you get

A ready-to-paste prompt you can drop into your AI.

Works in
Claude · ChatGPT · Gemini
Paste it in, fill the [brackets]
Any AI assistant
Works anywhere you can paste text

See it in action

A real input → output sample

Example Input
Title: The Best Indoor Plants for Low Light
Body: If you think you can't have houseplants because your apartment is too dark, think again. Many plants actually thrive in low light conditions. Snake plants are nearly indestructible and can survive in corners that never see direct sun. ZZ plants have waxy, dark green leaves that store water, making them perfect for forgetful owners. Pothos vines will trail from a bookshelf in a dim corner and only need water when the soil dries out. Peace lilies bloom even in low light and tell you when they need water by drooping dramatically. Cast iron plants live up to their name and tolerate neglect and shade. For best results, rotate your plants every few weeks so they grow evenly. Use well-draining soil and avoid overwatering, which is the number one killer of indoor plants. With these five plants, you can create a green oasis in any room, no matter how little light it gets.
I have two images: one is a hero shot of a snake plant in a dark corner, and the other is a photo of a pothos vine trailing from a shelf. I don't have a focus keyword in mind.
Example Output
Primary Meta Description: Think your home is too dark for houseplants? Discover the best low light indoor plants that thrive in dim corners — from snake plants to pothos vines. Start your green oasis today.
HTML Meta Tag: <meta name="description" content="Think your home is too dark for houseplants? Discover the best low light indoor plants that thrive in dim corners — from snake plants to pothos vines. Start your green oasis today.">
Image 1 Optimization: snake-plant-low-light-corner.webp, Alt Text: Snake plant with tall pointed leaves in a dark corner of a living room, Title Attribute: Snake plant in low light
Image 2 Optimization: pothos-trailing-vine-shelf.webp, Alt Text: Pothos vine trailing from a wooden bookshelf in a dimly lit room

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