Itamar Blauer is an international SEO speaker who has delivered 20+ talks at conferences across 12+ countries and 3 continents since 2021. He tailors every talk to the audience and never delivers the same presentation twice. Based in London, he speaks at events across the UK and worldwide.
His talks span six core areas - technical SEO, content strategy, on-page SEO, link building, international SEO and local SEO - alongside emerging topics like AI search and GEO. Each session is built around practical, real-world examples and the latest shifts in the search landscape.
I put the effort in for every conference I speak at, making sure that - no matter the event - attendees leave with tactics they can put into practice straight away.
I’ve spoken to audiences ranging from a dozen attendees to 500+, adapting topics and delivery to each room. My sessions at conferences including SMX and SEO Vibes earned high organiser ratings for engagement and practical value.
I never repeat a talk: every presentation is built for that event’s audience, mixing fresh data with enough entertainment to keep the room engaged.
“Itamar was a great addition to our speaker lineup at SMX Munich 2025. His hands-on session really resonated with the audience and earned excellent ratings. Beyond his presentation, he was a total pro -collaborative, easy to work with, and fully invested in delivering the highest value to attendees. It was a real pleasure having him speak, and I’d absolutely recommend him to any event looking for a fresh, engaging speaker with real-world expertise.”
Crawling, rendering, indexing, and highly effective technical SEO areas to help attendees learn and prioritise.
How to create engaging and optimised content that puts you ahead within your niche.
All the areas involved with research, competitor analysis and content auditing from an on-page SEO perspective.
From planning linkable assets to effective outreach strategies and backlink profile analysis, there's always some juicy link building areas to talk about.
How to effectively get search engines to understand your geographical targeting, as well as best practices and things to avoid.
Talks around the latest local SEO strategies that work in terms of boosting the local visibility of a website/business.
Back at brightonSEO in the UK, this time moderating in Auditorium 2. It’s great introducing speakers and setting the pace of the tracks, and it’s always good to be back on the stage where I first spoke in 2021.
Had a great time speaking at brightonSEO San Diego about ‘MCP for Technical SEO: Turning Crawlers into Actionable SEO Systems’ - how the Model Context Protocol turns crawl data into work that actually gets shipped.
Yagmur Simsek organised a fantastic conference and I enjoyed speaking in London about ‘SEO Agents Are Here: How MCP Is Changing SEO Workflows’.
Charlie Whitworth set up an awesome festival-like SEO conference, and I delivered a talk titled ‘From Chaos to Clarity: How to Make Sense of SERP Volatility in 2026’.
Had a great couple of weeks in California where I spoke at the WhitePress SEO Vibes on Tour event in San Diego, discussing ‘SEO in the Age of Infinite Content’.
In Paris at France’s largest SEO event, I spoke about ‘Link Building in 2026: How Editorial Links Are Actually Earned’.
With AI Search ramping up in popularity, I travelled to the UAE to give a talk on ‘How to Identify Where Your Brand Needs to Be Found in the Age of AI Search’.
I hosted various panel presentations, masterminds and Q&As at the Semrush Spotlight conference in Amsterdam.
I spoke at the amazing SEO Vibes Summit in Zakopane, Poland, sharing insights on the ‘Digital Growth Playbook: How to Stay Competitive in 2025 and Beyond’. Watch it here.
I was invited to speak at the annual members forum hosted by 101 Holidays, an independent travel site with 4 million unique annual visitors. The event was attended by dozens of travel executives, and I kept them up to date with my talk on ‘AI’s Impact on Travel Search and What to Do About It’.
My first time speaking at SMX and it was a memorable one to say the least - a fantastic conference and I had an absolute blast talking about ‘Repurposing Content at Scale’.
It was an honour to share my experience of building a personal brand with students across the UK at Aspiration Digital.
Aleyda Solis hosted a fantastic SEOFOMO meetup in London where I discussed 2025 SEO trends and challenges on a panel alongside some fantastic SEOs (and Gary Illyes from Google).
With all the recent developments in search, I dived into how we got to this point and where we’re headed with the talk titled ‘SearchGPT vs Google: The Future of Search’.
I delved into the marketing trends that brands are beginning to utilise more of within the shift from Web2 to Web3 technologies. My talk was on ‘The Decentralised Future of Web3 Marketing’.
I moderated for the first time at this brightonSEO, and it was almost as fun as delivering a talk!
On my first trip to Ireland, I was critical of Google with the talk ‘Helpful Content Update: Working Hard or Hardly Working?’. Watch it here.
Had a great time in Manchester talking about ‘From silos to synergy: How to unify digital marketing teams’, at Connective3’s event.
Diving into Google’s enforcement of site reputation abuse at SEO Vibes in Helsinki, Finland.
It was a pleasure to speak in Denmark’s capital city about ‘Decoding Google’s March 2024 core update’, hosted by WhitePress.
I spoke on the AI panel at International Search Summit in Barcelona, discussing current uses and future implications of AI on the Search landscape.
My second brightonSEO speaking opportunity, this time with a talk on ‘Generating complex schema markup at scale with AI’. Watch it here.
I delivered a guest lecture about ‘SEO in 2023’ for a couple dozen digital marketing students at Northumbria University’s London campus.
Here I am using memes to help people become less complacent. At this awesome & local event, I spoke about ‘How to Challenge Yourself and Avoid Complacency in Your SEO Career’.
Taking a selfie with ~500 attendees of my talk on ‘Advanced YouTube SEO Tricks’. It’s always great going to brightonSEO and my first time speaking there was incredible!
An SEO speaker is an expert who shares their knowledge about SEO at events and conferences, covering topics like on-page, off-page and technical SEO, as well as newer areas such as AI search.
What separates a good SEO speaker from a forgettable one? In my experience it comes down to four things: original research rather than recycled tips, data that’s current enough to still be true, takeaways attendees can action the week after, and delivery that keeps the room engaged. That’s the standard I hold every one of my talks to.
I’ve delivered 20+ SEO talks across 12+ countries and 3 continents since 2021, at conferences including SMX, brightonSEO and SEO Vibes. Event organisers consistently rate my sessions for technical depth, practical takeaways and audience engagement, and I’m available as both a session and keynote SEO speaker.
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