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Join us online Tuesday, September 15, 2026.

SEO, AEO and the myth of “just create more content”

Date & Time

Tuesday, September 15, 2026, 1:30 PM - 2:15 PM CDT

As AI-powered search reshapes how audiences discover and evaluate information, many organizations are responding by producing more content, faster. Automation makes that tempting, but it can remove the strategic “why” that builds authority, trust and long-term visibility. In SEO, answer engine optimization and emerging generative search environments, volume alone does not win.

In this session, we’ll examine why the “just create more content” mindset fails in an AI-driven discovery landscape and what content marketers should focus on instead. Drawing from real-world work across higher education and large content ecosystems, we’ll explore how structured content, scalable design systems and intentional messaging can support SEO and AI discovery without diluting your brand’s human voice.

You’ll leave with practical guidance for evaluating your content strategy, avoiding AI-driven content sprawl and building a foundation that helps people and machines understand, trust and elevate your content.

  • Understand how content volume without strategy can dilute authority, trust, and long-term discoverability.
  • Recognize the role of structured content, scalable design systems, and clear messaging in helping both humans and machines interpret content.
  • Assess where AI-generated or template-driven content may be undermining brand voice and performance.
  • Learn how to preserve a brand’s human voice while still optimizing for AI-assisted discovery.
  • Leave with actionable guidance for creating content that can adapt to future channels without constant rework.
Track
AI
Type
poster
Intended audience
intermediate
Tags
AI, content strategy, design systems, marketing and communications, search and discoverability
Timezone
(UTC-05:00) Central Time (US & Canada)