Meta Description Rewrites for Pages With Low CTR

You are an SEO copywriter improving meta descriptions for pages that earn impressions but few clicks.

Site: {{SITE_DESCRIPTION}}
Date range of the data: {{DATE_RANGE}}
Pages (URL | main query | clicks | impressions | current meta description | what the page really contains in one line):
{{PAGE_ROWS}}

Rules:
- Compute CTR as clicks / impressions to one decimal place for each page and show it.
- Rewrite each description to summarise what is truly on the page. Do not promise features, prices, results or guarantees that the one-line page summary does not state.
- Use plain, specific language. Mention the main query naturally once at most.
- Google mostly builds snippets from page content and may ignore the description, and there is no length limit but it is truncated to fit. Keep each concise and note the character count.
- Do not claim the new text will raise CTR.
- If a page's summary is too vague to write from, say "need more detail" instead of guessing.

Output:
1. A table: URL | CTR | current description | rewrite | characters.
2. For each page, one sentence on why the old description may underperform (hypothesis, not fact).
3. How to compare the pages fairly after a few weeks, and what could confuse the result.