are my favorite speakers from day one: Speaker
Topic Description Greg Gifford Product management—the secret to being an SEO superhero Greg was one of the most popular and animated speakers at BrightonSEO and provided an action-packed talk on the process of delivering an SEO product that clients would love. Ruth Everett Demystifying Chrome devtools Ruth demystified the complex world of Chrome devtools and provided actionable methods and tips on how
to use Chrome devtools to review, audit, and troubleshoot
websites of all sizes. John Mueller and Billie Geena An update on Google Search John and Billie discussed the recent changes in Google Search and how sites could take advantage of them. They then answered 14 questions and gave some off-the-record thoughts on how to prepare for the future. Itamar Blauer Generating complex schema markup at scale with AI Itamar gave an excellent talk on how to implement schema markup. He covered advanced topics on how to use AI to generate, combine, and fix schema
markup issues. Aliya Mirzakhmet JavaScript SEO
solved Aliya showed us how to fix some of the most common JavaScript SEO problems and covered the pros and cons of server-side rendering, static rendering, and dynamic rendering. Between talks, most people ended up downstairs around the exhibitor stands. One of the most popular and eye-catching—
BrightLocal’s arcade stand, with a vibrant retro
80s feel. It might have helped that it was Cell Phone Number List Gansu also giving away £5,000! (~$6,117). It was also a fun experience, though we couldn’t get the Ahrefs team off it! Wix also had a great stand with a reaction game embedded into the wall. When we approached the stand, Crystal Carter thought it would be a good idea to pit me against Joshua to see who could win a much-coveted can of Wix SEO beer. With the stakes so high, Joshua’s reflexes became like a bolt of lightning, and he won the can of beer in a single round. After a busy
first day, the team gathered for an evening meal of tempura
prawns, oysters, and sauteed samphire at The Salt Room. Ahrefs team sitting around the dinner table at The Salt Room Day two: Eat, sleep, SEO, repeat Brighton centre’s outside view with sunshine Our coffee stand proved even more valuable on the second day after various after-parties the night before. It was a big day for our team: Both Andrei Țiț and Patrick Stox were speaking on Friday. Andrei Țiț relaxing in a chair at Ahrefs’ exhibitor stand First up was Andrei. that we struggled to get in and see him ourselves. Andrei Țiț speaking in front of a crowd at BrightonSEO Andrei’s talk
focused on 10 quick ways to improve your rankings
using Ahrefs, with tips like: Finding Unveiling the Elegant Allure of Vassalage unlinked brand mentions using Web Explorer. Using Site Audit to find critical issues, and going granular by comparing HTML code and text changes in the URL details panel. SIDENOTE. Check out Andrei’s slides here. Next up was Patrick, who flew all the way from Raleigh, North Carolina. If you know anything about technical SEO, then you’ll know who he is. Patrick Stox at the Tech SEO panel Patrick showing which way his rankings are going. As well as moderating the Tech SEO panel, Patrick presented his
