## 🔍 Overview

Some users reported that the Meta Tags Generator inside Content Genius was producing metadata in the wrong language — for example, generating Dutch text for articles written in English — while still consuming quota. This was a confirmed bug in the platform, not a configuration error on the user's part.



## ⚙️ What Caused the Issue

The root cause of this issue is a bug in the metadata generation process within Content Genius. The specific internal cause is still under investigation by our engineering team. If you experienced this issue, it was not caused by your account settings or article configuration.

In some cases the generator also consumed quota during incorrect generation attempts, leaving users without usable results.



## ✅ Current Status

Our team is aware of this bug and is actively working on a resolution. If you are currently experiencing this issue — metadata appearing in the wrong language or quota being consumed without a valid result — please contact our support team so we can log your case and assist you directly.



## 🚀 What You Can Do Right Now

1. **Stop re-running generation on the affected article** to avoid consuming additional quota while the bug is active.
2. **Write your meta title and meta description manually** as a temporary workaround: copy your article's main keyword and target language, then draft a short meta title (50–60 characters) and meta description (150–160 characters) by hand and paste them directly into your CMS or the article editor. This preserves your SEO metadata without using any quota.
3. **Note the affected article name, the language you expected, and the incorrect language** that appeared in the output so you have this ready if the issue persists.
4. **Once the fix is confirmed resolved**, return to the Meta Tags Generator and regenerate metadata for any articles where you received incorrect-language output.

## 💡 Tips While This Is Being Investigated

- Avoid re-running metadata generation on affected articles until the issue is confirmed resolved, as repeated attempts may consume additional quota without producing correct results.
- If you believe your quota was consumed without a valid metadata result being saved, contact support with your account details so the team can review your case and restore quota where appropriate.
- Keep a record of any articles where you received incorrect-language output so you can regenerate accurate metadata once a fix is confirmed.

If you need help, want to report an affected article, or need quota reviewed, please reach out to our support team — we're happy to help. You can start a conversation using the chat widget at the bottom of this page.