As AI-driven search engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity transform how users discover information, marketers must evolve their strategies to stay visible and relevant.
Join us for an in-depth exploration of Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) - an emerging discipline focused on optimizing your content for AI-powered tools. We’ll break down the essentials of GEO, highlight how it differs from but leverages traditional SEO, and show you how to ensure your brand is cited and recommended by leading AI tools.
You’ll learn:
- What generative engine optimization is, and why it’s critical in the era of conversational, AI-powered search.
- How AI is reshaping user search behavior and the implications for digital marketing and organic traffic.
- Practical steps to adapt your content and SEO strategies for AI-driven search engines, including how to structure and format information for maximum visibility in generative answers.
- Proven tactics to position your brand as a trusted authority that AI systems will prioritize and recommend, ensuring your expertise is surfaced in AI-generated results.
- The latest trends in AI-driven search, including shifts in user expectations and the evolving landscape of digital discovery.
- Actionable tools and metrics to measure your success in AI-powered search environments, with a focus on tracking brand visibility and optimizing performance.
Don’t miss this opportunity to future-proof your marketing and ensure your brand stands out in today’s AI age!
Key Take Aways
- What generative engine optimization is (and why it’s important)
- How AI is shaping user search behavior
- Tips to adapt your content and SEO strategies for AI-driven search
- Tactics to position your brand as a trusted authority that AI systems will prioritize and recommend
- The latest trends in AI-driven search that marketers need to know about
- Actionable tools and metrics to track performance and results
Who Should Attend
- CMOs
- Marketing Directors/Managers
- Digital Marketing Directors/Managers
- Business Owners