Use Case

Generate titles, metas, and slugs for your entire site

Create or rewrite SEO metadata for thousands of pages - respecting Google's character limits, your brand guidelines, and your keyword strategy. In one session.

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9,100 metadata sets generated
50-65 chars per title
Auto redirect rules generated

The problem

Your catalog has thousands of pages with auto-generated titles ("Product #SKU-4829"), empty meta descriptions, or slugs full of gibberish codes. Fixing them manually is weeks of work. Getting them wrong (wrong length, keyword stuffing, duplicate metas) does more harm than good.

If you're also cleaning up URLs/slugs, you need redirect rules (.htaccess) for every change - or you lose your existing traffic overnight.

How Batcher solves it

1

Import your URLs or catalog export.

Page URLs, current titles, current metas, product names, categories.

2

Generate metadata.

Batcher creates for each page: a title optimized for 50-65 characters, a meta description for 120-160 characters, and a clean slug based on the product name and category. Length constraints are enforced in the prompt.

3

Generate redirect rules.

If slugs change, Batcher automatically generates .htaccess redirect rules mapping old URLs to new ones. No manual work, no broken links.

4

Review and export.

Every meta is visible in the table. Sort by length, filter for edge cases, export as CSV for your CMS or as a .htaccess file.

Example workflow

Column Formula / Content
A2Current URL
B2Product name
C2=LLM(CONCAT("Write an SEO title (50-65 chars) for: ", B2), "default")
D2=LLM(CONCAT("Write a meta description (120-160 chars) for: ", B2), "default")
E2=LLM(CONCAT("Generate a clean URL slug from: ", B2), "default")
F2=IF(A2<>CONCAT("/products/", E2), CONCAT("Redirect 301 ", A2, " /products/", E2), "NO_CHANGE")

Who this is for

  • SEO consultants managing large-scale metadata cleanups
  • E-commerce managers with auto-generated or empty metadata
  • Agencies offering technical SEO as a service

Fix your metadata. All of it. Today.