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The playbook Moonrank's SEO Agent uses to write title tags that rank and get clicked — the query in the first words, a clear promise, no truncation, and no clickbait to pay back later.
Download the methodology, see how the agent rewrites a title, or run it live inside the SEO Agent.
The Title Tags skill is how Moonrank's SEO Agent works the single most valuable line on each page: auditing every title for the six defects that cost rankings and clicks, then rewriting each one with the query up front and a promise the page can keep.
It's written as a SKILL.md, a plain-language instruction format that people and AI agents can both follow. Read it to fix your own titles, use it as an editorial standard for your team, or let the SEO Agent run the audit and ship the rewrites.
Downloading the playbook is free with a Moonrank account. Re-checking positions after every change and catching the titles Google replaces is what the SEO Agent does week after week.
“Which title tags should we fix first, and what should they say?”
Nineteen pages rank 4–12 for queries their titles never mention — the cheapest gains on the site. Your pricing page is titled "Plans | Acme" and ranks #9 for "acme pricing"; "Acme Pricing: Plans from $29/mo (2026)" puts the query first and fits in 41 characters. Across the 19 pages, moving each up two positions is worth about 3,100 clicks a month.
The URLs to work on and the target query per page, with Search Console for position data.
The agent flags six defects: missing, duplicate, truncated, brand-first, query-absent, replaced.
Target query in the first words, one real differentiator, everything inside the pixel limit.
Position and CTR re-checked after two weeks, one variable changed per page per cycle.
Missing, duplicate, truncated, brand-first, query-absent, and replaced-by-Google titles.
The target query in the first 3–5 words, where relevance is actually read.
The one differentiator the page can honestly deliver — a number, a year, an angle.
Titles written to display whole, not cut mid-promise by an ellipsis.
One query per title and one title per query, so pages stop splitting rankings.
Position and CTR re-checked per change, so every rewrite stays attributable.