Fix products that share the same title in Google
Paid versionContent & SEO
Each product gets its own title in Google, so they stop competing with each other.
What it replaces: half a day of SEO cleanup
What you write to Claude
„Take the duplicate meta titles from the audit and make each one unique: product name, key attribute, brand. Products first, then categories.”
The problem
Forty products have exactly the same title tag because someone used a template. Google picks random ones.
What Claude does
- Claude finds the products and categories with the same title.
- It reads what makes each one different: colour, size, model.
- It writes unique titles.
- You approve, it saves, and a second check confirms the duplicates are gone.
What you get
Every product and category on the list has its own title in Google. A second check confirms it.
You stay in control
You see every change before it is saved, nothing happens without your yes, and you can undo it later.
Related use cases
- Find products with the same title or description in Google
- Write Google titles and descriptions for a whole category
- Run a full SEO audit of your store
For developers
- Area
- 1 · Content & SEO
- Connector
- daily connector
- In the free Audit
- no, paid version only
- For
- Marketer / SEO, Agency / freelancer
- Tools
- ps_audit_seo, ps_get_product, ps_update_product_content, ps_update_category_content
Step by step
- Runs ps_audit_seo with the meta_title_duplicate check to get the current list.
- Reads each item with ps_get_product to find what makes it different (colour, size, model).
- Drafts unique titles up to 60 characters.
- Calls ps_update_product_content and ps_update_category_content. Shows a preview with the old and new values side by side and waits for your approval.
- After your yes, saves it like the Save button in the back office and logs it in the change history.
- Re-runs ps_audit_seo to confirm the duplicates are gone.
Safety
Every write shows a preview first and runs only after you approve it (one-time token, valid 30 minutes). Each change is logged and can be undone with ps_revert_change.
Last updated: 2026-10-05