A straight answer to "what does this actually do" — what SEO Fire fixes on its own, what it hands to you with a specific instruction, and how it makes sure nothing goes live broken.
SEO Fire generates the real replacement content from your page's own data — you review it, then publish.
Title tags
Cleaned up automatically — formatting, stray code, a missing keyword. If it's too long, we trim safely when we can; otherwise it's flagged for you to shorten.
Meta descriptions
Written from scratch when missing, or corrected when they're the wrong length.
Image alt text
Generated per image from the image's own context — one at a time, not a generic label.
Structured data
Product and breadcrumb schema added where it's genuinely missing.
Broken link cleanup
Relative and protocol-relative links tidied up in your product descriptions.
Rollback, always
Every publish is snapshotted first, so any change can be undone in one click.
SEO Fire never fabricates content it isn't confident is right. Where a fix needs a real judgment call — new wording, a decision about what a page is actually about — it tells you specifically what's wrong and why, instead of a vague warning.
Duplicate content
When a product description matches another page's, you're told which one — writing unique copy is your call.
Open Graph & a few schema types
Detected and a fix is generated, ready for you to review — social preview tags and select structured-data types.
Every fix goes through the same four steps before it's ever offered to you as ready.
Scan
Reads the live page directly — the actual title, description, headings, images, and markup on it right now.
Generate
Builds the exact fix from that page's own content — not a generic template swapped in.
Simulate & validate
Applies the fix to a private copy of the page first, then re-checks it against the rest of the page's rules before it's trusted.
Snapshot & publish
The current value is saved before anything changes, so a one-click rollback is always available afterward.
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