How Auto-fix works
You add one small snippet to your site once. After that, IndexPedia can apply approved fixes to your pages as they are served: shorter titles, new meta descriptions and structured data. Your files and database are not changed, and switching a fix off restores the original at once.
- Titles over the length search engines show are shortened, keeping your brand
- Pages with no meta description get one written from the page itself
- Schema markup is added where it is missing
- Every fix waits for your approval, and you can edit it first
Why titles and descriptions matter
The title and description are what people see in search results and what AI tools often read first. A title cut off in the middle, or a description Google has to make up from random text on the page, means fewer clicks even when you rank.
Safe by design
Auto-fix only changes the parts it is told to change, only on pages you approve, and checks that the snippet is installed before it reports anything as live.
Key terms
- Title tag
- The page title shown in search results and browser tabs.
- Snippet
- A small piece of code added to your site once, here used to apply approved fixes.