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Skill thisisAhsanIqbal/nextjs-seo-audit/skills/meta-data-optimization

AI Agent Skills for SEO auditing , 11 SKILL.md files that teach Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot & more to perform comprehensive SEO audits. Zero dependencies.

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npx -y skills add thisisAhsanIqbal/nextjs-seo-audit --skill meta-data-optimization

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Validates title tags, meta descriptions, Open Graph tags, and Twitter Cards. Use when auditing or fixing meta data for search engine and social media optimisation. For canonical URLs and robots directives, see the technical-seo skill.

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Meta Data Optimization

Audit title, description, Open Graph, and Twitter Card meta tags.

Note: Canonical URLs, robots directives, and indexability checks are handled by the technical-seo skill. Do not duplicate those checks here.

1. Title tag

Check	Rule	Status
Missing `<title>`	Critical for SEO	❌ FAIL
Title < 30 characters	Too short	⚠️ WARN
Title > 60 characters	May be truncated in SERPs	⚠️ WARN
Title 30–60 characters	Optimal length	✅ PASS
Title is ALL CAPS (and > 5 chars)	Perceived as spammy	⚠️ WARN

Title quality checks

Keyword at start (position 0): ✅ PASS "Best placement"
Keyword near start (position ≤ 20): ✅ PASS
Keyword late (position > 20): ⚠️ WARN "Place keyword earlier"
Separator present (|, -, –, —, :): ✅ PASS "Good brand + keyword pattern"
Power words (best, guide, ultimate, how to, tips, review, top, free, new, proven): ✅ PASS "May improve CTR"
Contains number: ✅ PASS "Numbers in titles can boost CTR"

2. Meta description

Check	Rule	Status
Missing `<meta name="description">`	Needs one for SERP snippets	❌ FAIL
Description < 120 characters	Too short	⚠️ WARN
Description > 160 characters	May be truncated	⚠️ WARN
Description 120–160 characters	Optimal	✅ PASS

3. Character encoding

Check	Status
`<meta charset="utf-8">` or `<meta http-equiv="Content-Type">` present	✅ PASS
Neither present	⚠️ WARN "Add charset meta tag"

4. Open Graph tags

Check for these required OG tags:

Tag	Missing =
`og:title`	⚠️ WARN
`og:description`	⚠️ WARN
`og:image`	⚠️ WARN
`og:url`	⚠️ WARN
`og:type`	⚠️ WARN

All present → ✅ PASS "All required Open Graph tags present"
All missing → ❌ FAIL "No Open Graph tags found — social sharing will use defaults"

OG image dimensions

If og:image exists, check for og:image:width and og:image:height:

Both present → ✅ PASS
Missing → ⚠️ WARN "Missing og:image:width / og:image:height"

5. Twitter Card tags

Check for these required tags:

Tag	Missing =
`twitter:card`	⚠️ WARN
`twitter:title`	⚠️ WARN
`twitter:description`	⚠️ WARN

All present → ✅ PASS
All missing → ⚠️ WARN "No Twitter Card tags found"

Note: Twitter tags can be in either <meta name="twitter:*"> or <meta property="twitter:*"> format.

Edge cases

Next.js generates <title> and meta tags via the metadata export or generateMetadata() — audit the rendered HTML, not the source code
Some sites use <meta property="title"> instead of <title> — flag as ⚠️ WARN "Use standard <title> tag"
Duplicate <title> tags in the document → ❌ FAIL "Only one <title> allowed"
If OG tags exist but <title> / <meta description> are missing, flag both — OG tags do not substitute for standard meta tags
Twitter falls back to OG tags when twitter:* tags are absent — note this but still recommend explicit Twitter tags for full control

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