Pamela Leon

Pamela has 7+ years of B2B tech experience, having worked at RebelMouse in roles ranging from sales to digital marketing. She now owns the company's website end to end, from design and messaging to the technical strategy behind every redesign. She has worked in website strategy, product marketing, and B2B SaaS growth. Fluent in English and Spanish, she's based in Lima.

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Pamela Leon

Google Split Crawling From Access, but Most Publishers Are Built for Only Half of It

Google recently described pages and APIs as two separate doors into your site, and most publishers have a lock on only one of them.

Google Moved the Links Again, and Publishers Still Can't See What's Working

Google keeps redesigning how AI Mode and AI Overviews surface links to publishers, and it still won't hand over the click data that would show whether any of it helps.

Google Algo Update? "Wait 10–14 Days Before You Panic" Is Good Advice

Search Engine Journal's guidance on judging a Google update is correct. But the fact that it takes an approved company policy to actually follow it is a problem.

Google Just Made AI Fact-Checking Mandatory. Here's What to Know.

Google now requires publishers to manually verify AI content before it goes live, and most newsrooms are building that process from scratch.

Your Site Now Needs to Be Legible to AI Agents, Not Just Search Engines

Google Lighthouse can now audit whether AI agents can find your tools and services at all. That's a new pass/fail line, and most sites haven't checked which side of it they're on yet.

AI Agents Are Starting to Pay for Content, but Most Sites Can't Collect

Google Just Admitted Its Own AI Search Data Is Broken

The Vanity Metric Nobody’s Named Yet

Stop counting AI citations. Start measuring what actually gets you chosen.

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Pamela Leon

Google recently described pages and APIs as two separate doors into your site, and most publishers have a lock on only one of them.

Google keeps redesigning how AI Mode and AI Overviews surface links to publishers, and it still won't hand over the click data that would show whether any of it helps.

Search Engine Journal's guidance on judging a Google update is correct. But the fact that it takes an approved company policy to actually follow it is a problem.

Google now requires publishers to manually verify AI content before it goes live, and most newsrooms are building that process from scratch.

Google Lighthouse can now audit whether AI agents can find your tools and services at all. That's a new pass/fail line, and most sites haven't checked which side of it they're on yet.

Stop counting AI citations. Start measuring what actually gets you chosen.

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Company

Resources

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