Rewrite low-CTR titles and audit site SEO files

An SEO team used Claude Code to batch-rewrite weak meta tags, sync changes through a CMS API, and check core SEO files before publishing.

Done with Claude Codeยท Intermediate

What they did
StudioHawk ran Claude Code in small, controlled batches. It connected the agent to their CMS through the API and also fed in Google Search Console data. The agent looked for pages with lots of impressions but weak click-through, drafted new titles and descriptions based on the page content and search intent, and then sent the updates back. It also reviewed robots.txt for AI crawler access, XML sitemaps, and structured data, while strategists set the rules and signed off on each batch before anything went live.
How it went
The team described the early results as encouraging. They said meta work across hundreds of pages went from 6-8 hours to a few minutes. They did not report a measured change in click-through rate or traffic.
Tips
Test in dry-run mode first and keep backups plus JSONL logs. Slow the process to 1 request per second and keep each batch waiting for human approval before publishing.

Try it yourself with Claude Code

You are helping with SEO for [site]. Use the Search Console export at [file path] and the CMS content accessible through [API or export] to find pages with high impressions and low click-through rate. For each page, draft a new meta title and meta description that match the page content and search intent, and show the old and new versions in a table with length counts. Also check robots.txt, XML sitemaps, and structured data for issues that could affect search visibility. Stop after preparing the recommendations and wait for my approval before you push, publish, submit, delete, or otherwise make any irreversible changes.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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