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Is SEO Dead - The Rise of GEO and AEO in Modern Marketing
With the rise of AI-driven search engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, and other generative platforms, the rules of visibility are changing fast. Traditional SEO is no longer just about keywords and rankings, it’s about being the trusted answer in an AI-first world.
Is SEO Dead - The Rise of GEO and AEO in Modern Marketing • 12th March 2026 • 9:00am UK
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Date: 12th March 2026
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Time: 9:00am - 10:00am (UK time)
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Format: Virtual brand panel on Microsoft Teams
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Host: Jordan Brownlie, Brand Partnerships Manager, The GO Network

AI Search and Discoverability: Staying Visible in the Era of Generative Results

A practical panel for SEO, content and digital leaders on how to protect visibility, trust and performance as search becomes AI-led.

For years, SEO has been the cornerstone of digital visibility. But with the rise of AI-driven search, Generative Engine Optimization (GEO), and Answer Engine Optimization (AEO), the rules of the game are changing fast.

This session will bring together brand marketing and digital leaders who are rethinking their search strategies in the age of conversational AI, zero-click answers, and predictive search.

We’ll explore how brands are adapting to new search ecosystems led by ChatGPT, Gemini, and AI-powered assistants, and what this means for traditional SEO, content, and discoverability.

The discussion will unpack whether SEO is really “dead,” or simply evolving, and how brands can stay visible, relevant, and competitive in a future shaped by AI.


Who Should Attend

If you are responsible for search performance, content strategy, site experience, or digital acquisition, this session will give you a practical view of what needs to change next.
SEO leaders Content strategists Digital marketing leads Growth teams UX / website owners Brand & comms leads Agency strategy teams

Panel

Nikki Dixon headshot
Nikki Dixon
Director of Brand, Marketing and Corporate Affairs, Leeds Building Society
LinkedIn →
Simon Edwards headshot
Simon Edwards
Director of Marketing, IFRS Foundation
LinkedIn →
Laurence O'Toole headshot
Laurence O'Toole
CEO, Authoritas
LinkedIn →

What We Will Cover

How AI-powered search engines are reshaping visibility and discovery
How generative search compresses journeys and shifts attention towards summarised answers, changing where and how brands win consideration.
What “GEO” (Generative Engine Optimization) really means in practice
The practical shifts needed to optimise content for AI retrieval and citation, so your brand has a better chance of being referenced in generated results.
How brands can optimise for “AEO” (Answer Engine Optimization)
How to structure pages and information so they answer intent cleanly, making them more eligible for zero-click and conversational answers.
The changing role of content, UX, and authority in AI-first search
Why expertise signals, clarity of structure, and user experience now influence credibility, trust, and how AI systems interpret your site.
How to future-proof your search and content strategy for 2026 and beyond
A practical roadmap of priorities, quick wins, and structural improvements to stay discoverable as AI-led search continues to evolve.

Running Order

08:45 – 09:00 AM
Speakers + The GO Network team: Tech Checks
09:00 – 09:10 AM
Audience: admitted entrance.
GO Moderator: Setting the Scene: Intro GO, the Panel (Speakers), and the Topic
09:10 – 09:55 AM
Panel Discussion & Q&A: GO Moderator will guide the session and keep it flowing
09:55 – 10:00 AM
Moderator: Closing remarks – Summary of takeaways

Why Attend

You will leave with a clear understanding of how AI discovery is changing visibility, what GEO and AEO require in practice, and how to position your brand for discoverability, trust and performance.

Places are limited. Register now to secure your spot.


Is SEO Dead - The Rise of GEO and AEO in Modern Marketing

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March 12, 2026 9:00 AM
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