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	Comments on: The December 2024 Google Core Update: What You Need to Know and How to Stay Ahead	</title>
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		By: Jeroen Peters		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[One thing often overlooked in these updates is how Google&#039;s ability to crawl and understand your site ties directly to token usage in AI-assisted SEO audits. If you&#039;re feeding a model entire page HTML plus tool outputs, the context window fills fast and the quality of analysis drops. We&#039;ve been measuring token burn during content audits and it&#039;s surprising how much of a budget page schemas and navigation take up before the model sees actual article text. Tokenade does this tracking for us, but the takeaway for anyone running AI tools on their content is the same: measure what each audit step actually costs in tokens, not just in API dollars.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One thing often overlooked in these updates is how Google&#8217;s ability to crawl and understand your site ties directly to token usage in AI-assisted SEO audits. If you&#8217;re feeding a model entire page HTML plus tool outputs, the context window fills fast and the quality of analysis drops. We&#8217;ve been measuring token burn during content audits and it&#8217;s surprising how much of a budget page schemas and navigation take up before the model sees actual article text. Tokenade does this tracking for us, but the takeaway for anyone running AI tools on their content is the same: measure what each audit step actually costs in tokens, not just in API dollars.</p>
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