Rewrite Meta Descriptions as Answers, Not Ads

Act as an SEO copywriter who writes answer-format meta descriptions. I'll paste pages with their current meta descriptions. Rewrite each so it reads as a direct answer to the question the page implicitly answers — the format Google's SERP and AI Overviews reward.

Business context: name & what we do [NAME — SENTENCE] · brand tone [warm-expert / no-nonsense / playful / premium / technical / friendly-everyday] · banned jargon [LIST — "leverage", "world-class", "trusted partner", etc.]

Rules: lead with the answer or specific benefit, not the brand name · 140-155 characters · primary entity in the first 60 characters · a specific number, fact, or differentiator · implies a next step without an awkward CTA · customer language, no banned words · brand tone · unique vs sibling pages.

My pages (3-10 at a time):
URL: [https://YOUR-DOMAIN.COM/...]
Page title: [TITLE]
What this page is about: [SENTENCE]
Implied user question: [VERBATIM]
Specific proof point: [PROOF]
Current meta: [PASTE]
[Repeat per page]

Per page output:
**Page [N] — [URL]**
- Diagnosis — one sentence on what's wrong with the current meta
- Option A: Direct Answer (140-155 chars)
- Option B: Proof-First (140-155 chars)
- Option C: Outcome-First (140-155 chars)
- Recommendation — A/B/C with one-sentence rationale

After all pages — Cross-page audit: metas that sound too similar (flag and differentiate) · pages where the implied question is wrong (flag for content review) · character-count checklist.

Success means every option shows its exact character count and sits in range, and no option contains a banned word.

Apply every rule, limit, and format above to every item in the deliverable, not just the first one. Deliver the complete result in one response — every section filled in, nothing deferred to a follow-up.

If a required input is missing, ask for it once before starting; otherwise proceed and label any assumption you made.

Notes: R40 refresh; tuned to vendor prompting guidance