The autopilot loop
Nothing here is a black box. Every change has a reason, a before value, an after value and a way back.
- 01
Detect
A crawl finds a page whose meta description is missing, truncated or duplicated.
- 02
Analyze
Searva reads the page content, your services, your target location and the intent behind the page.
- 03
Propose
It writes a replacement and explains why: length, keyword placement, click intent, uniqueness.
- 04
Decide
Automatic, or waiting for your approval — you set the policy per action type.
- 05
Apply
The change is applied and the previous value is stored as a rollback snapshot.
- 06
Measure
Impressions, clicks and position are tracked after the change and attributed to it.
- 07
Learn
Improvements are kept. Regressions are reverted and the pattern is avoided next time.
Example proposal
Nordic Inspection AB - Home
Certified building inspection in Stockholm | Nordic Inspection AB
Reason: the original title carried no service or location and was 24 characters. The replacement leads with the service, adds the target city and stays inside the SERP pixel limit.