Page Optimizer
Fixes the pages the audit flags — titles, descriptions and structured data — writing each one from the page itself, and keeps every change one click from being undone.
What it is in charge of
It starts with these responsibilities: fix the pages the audit flags — titles, descriptions and structured data — the most valuable pages first. It works from what the SEO Auditor found, and the auditor tells it what to fix.
What one batch does
A batch picks a field — the titles, say — and fixes it on several flagged pages in one go. For each page it reads the page’s own headings and copy, writes options, and chooses one that no other page gets, so you do not end up with twelve identical titles.
With SEO fixes off in Approvals, which is how it starts, it asks first with one box for all the pages, not one per page. Once applied, the chat gets one card listing every page with its old and new value, each with its own Revert.
Getting a fix onto your site
On a site connected through QuQi Edge, an applied fix reaches visitors within about two minutes, with nothing to publish, and a revert lands the same way. Without the edge, an applied fix is ready to put on the site: the console shows the new value beside what your site serves now, for whoever edits the site.
Until the site changes, the audit keeps reporting the old value — correctly, because that is what your site still serves.
Working on one page yourself
Open any page under SEO Audit and find Write it better. Switch to the field you want — title, description, schema or social preview — and ask for three suggestions; choose one, edit it if you like, and apply it. Suggest 3 for every field writes three for each field at once, and applies none of them until you choose. Every applied value is kept in the page’s history, where you can revert it or put an older one back.
Every suggestion stays inside the limits the audit checks — a title between 30 and 60 characters, a description between 70 and 160 — so it never hands you a fix that the next crawl flags.
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What it costs
Suggesting is free. Applying a field — a title, a description or a schema block — uses one page optimization. Scale and Authority include them without limit; Free and Growth do not, so on those plans the batch can find the fixes but cannot apply them. On a site served by QuQi Edge, applying does not use the allowance.