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      <description>Nicolás Billia, Head of SEO at Nomadic, wrote eight notes from brightonSEO San Diego 2026, cross-checked with data from our own projects. Here's what each one covers.</description>
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      <description>The official Screaming Frog MCP vs Antonio Maculus's Python API in Claude Code: what each one exposes, scoring per analysis and setup.</description>
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      <description>80+ real API requests tested on the Ahrefs Standard plan ($199/mo). What works, what doesn’t, and where the 25-row limit kills you.</description>
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      <description>A deep dive into how ARC Publishing’s JSON files and image crawling patterns can affect Google Discover traffic. Based on a real client case.</description>
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