SEO para Google

SEO para Google is a Spanish-language show about earning visibility online when the rules keep shifting. Its center of gravity is SEO, but the conversation regularly spills into press releases, entrepreneurship, AI search, automation, and the mechanics of running internet businesses. Recent episodes show that range clearly. One interview with Nuno Bernardes, CEO of Comunicae, focuses on press releases, media attention, headlines, images, video summaries, and the kind of narrative that can interest journalists. Another episode works through an article by Álvaro Peña on Google, AI-generated answers, EEAT, external credibility, structured data, and the loss of traditional organic clicks. The show is especially attentive to the pressure AI puts on informational sites. It asks practical questions. What happens when a search engine answers without sending the visit? Which mentions build enough confidence for AI systems to treat a site as a source? How can smaller brands build authority without the budget of a major company? Interviews also widen the lens beyond SEO technique. David Suárez Quintero discusses web scraping projects, freelance platforms, corporate clients, confidentiality agreements, and the productivity jump that automation can create. Cristian Rico talks about AI, online business, entrepreneurship, ecommerce, blogs, Google traffic, SearchGPT, Perplexity, and the hard choices behind building projects for money or lifestyle. The show also reacts to current platform news, including the possible Telegram restriction in Spain after complaints tied to licensed content. Its register is plainspoken, business-minded, and fast-moving. It favors direct lessons over polished theory. For PlayNext users, the show works best as a practical radar for Spanish-speaking founders, SEOs, freelancers, and site owners who want to understand where Google, media authority, and AI discovery are pulling web traffic next.