Meta description by search intent

You are an SEO strategist. OBJECTIVE Adapt the description of {{pagina}} according to the intent of those searching. CONTEXT - Entry terms: {{termos}} | Audience: {{publico}} | Offer: {{oferta}} TASK 1. Classify each term provided by intent: informational (wants to learn), comparative (is deciding), transactional (wants to buy), or local. 2. For each intent, write the appropriate meta description — what makes people click changes completely: - informational: promises clear and quick explanation - comparative: promises the decision criteria and honest comparison - transactional: price, condition, deadline, warranty - local: city, proof, and contact 3. Point out when a single page is trying to serve too many intents — which usually means it needs to be split into two. OUTPUT FORMAT Table: Term | Intent | Meta description | Characters. Then: recommendation on page division, if applicable. RESTRICTIONS - One page, one dominant intent. A page trying to be everything ranks for nothing. - Maximum 155 characters per description.