SEO profile settings

This is the reference page for every field on your SEO profile. For first-time setup, see Set up your SEO profile.

Language

The locale CataSEO writes in. Default is English (en-US). Changing language affects new optimizations only — previously optimized products keep their existing language until re-optimized.

Tone of voice

Controls how CataSEO writes — formal, casual, professional, playful, and so on. If none of the presets fit, choose Custom Tone and describe the voice you want in plain English.

The tone preset interacts with platform character limits. Tones that produce shorter, punchier copy fit better on platforms with tight title limits (like Amazon).

Brand guidelines

A free-text field for brand-specific instructions that don’t fit a preset. Use it for:

Brand guidelines apply to every optimization until you change them. They are the highest-leverage field on the profile — small wording changes here ripple through every optimization that follows.

Description length

How long CataSEO writes descriptions:

Pick the length that fits your storefront’s typical product detail page.

Description format

How CataSEO structures the description:

Skip inactive products

When enabled, CataSEO skips products that aren’t currently published on your storefront — drafts, archived items, hidden variants. Default: off.

Enable this if you don’t want to spend tokens optimizing products that aren’t selling.

When changes take effect

Profile changes apply to new optimizations only. Already-optimized and already-approved products keep their existing copy. To re-optimize against new settings, run a new batch or optimize the relevant products again.

FAQ

Do profile changes re-optimize my existing products automatically? No. New optimizations use the new settings; existing optimized copy stays as it is until you choose to re-optimize.

Can I export my profile to share between stores? Not yet a self-serve feature. Contact support if you need a profile copied between stores.

Does the profile apply to category and brand optimizations too? Yes — same language, tone, and brand guidelines across products, categories, and brands.