Date:
Tuesday, 4th November 2025 8:30AM - 10:30AM
An invite-only, peer-led discussion co-hosted by Melt Digital under Chatham House Rule – no pitches, just real talk about search, AI, and what’s working now.
If you’re leading marketing for a catalog e-commerce brand (500+ SKUs) in 2025, you’re probably wrestling with the same pressures we all are: AI is changing how people search, the old SEO playbook is shifting under our feet, and proving ROI from paid media is tougher – especially as media costs increase.
We bring together senior marketing decision-makers to share, learn, and chat in a relaxed breakfast setting.
It’s an invite-only event, run under Chatham House Rules, so you can speak openly, share insights, and connect with peers in a relaxed setting.
No sales pitches, just real conversations.
Searcy’s, St Pancras, London
Tuesday 4 November 2025, 8.30am to 10.30am
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