Which keywords do you rank 11-30 for? See your cusp band free

Metadata Audit

Title, subtitle and the hundred-character keyword field - what is wasted, how much comes back.

The three fields Apple indexes: the title, the subtitle, and the hundred-character keyword field only Apple sees. This screen reads all three and tells you what is wasted, to the character.

The metadata audit: which terms Apple will index and how many characters can be recovered.
The metadata audit: which terms Apple will index and how many characters can be recovered.

What it catches

  • A word already in the title repeated in the keyword field - Apple indexes both, and the second copy is spent for nothing.
  • A space left after a comma - one character each.
  • Fields over the limit; Apple truncates 30 and 100 silently.
  • An empty subtitle - the most heavily indexed field after the title.

Generating a draft

"Generate a draft" writes all three fields from your measured keywords, with the cusp band first. Every field it produces is measured against the character limit, and the model is sent back once if it exceeds one. A language model writes the text - the screen says so with a badge.

The keywords you rank 11-30 for are where the first page costs you the least effort. Ready to see which ones they are?