Event description
From search engines to AI assistants, these digital gatekeepers decide what gets seen, what gets skipped, and what disappears entirely. Rich Brown from QBD will break down how to build content that not only performs well today but continues to work hard tomorrow—and next year.
You’ll learn how to develop a sustainable, robot-friendly content strategy that grows with your business.
Whether you’re just starting or ready to level up, this session will help you create an SEO-driven content strategy that keeps delivering long after you hit publish.
What will I Learn?
● What AI are the algorithms are really looking for.
● Why good content still goes unseen—and how to fix it.
● How to build a content engine, not just a content calendar.
● Techniques to help future-proof your strategy.
Who should attend?
Business owners, Marketing managers
Event Accessibility
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About the speakers
Rich Brown
As Head of Lead Generation, Rich is responsible for helping people get the most from all the digital marketing platforms they use, to help them get more leads and sales and, ultimately, achieve their growth objectives. His background is in the charity sector where he has worked for Cancer Research UK and Acorns Children’s Hospice as well as founding The Joanna Brown Trust in memory of his sister. Although he is a qualified digital marketer he considers himself a practitioner, with over 15 years of first-hand experience on how to maximise all the opportunities that digital marketing offers.
