Whether you’re a strategist, consultant, founder, in-house specialist or AI enthusiast, here’s your go-to calendar for 2025–2026 to stay inspired and in the loop.
1. MozCon London 2025 – A One‑Day SEO Powerhouse
Date: August 12, 2025
Location: The Mermaid, Blackfriars, London
Ticket Price: From £499
Website: https://moz.com/mozcon/register-london-2025
Known globally for its Seattle legacy, MozCon’s London edition packs everything into a one-day agenda: AI in search, CRO, analytics, and future-proof content strategies.
Expect serious brains in the room, and a lot of Tweetable slides.
2. Search ’n Stuff London Meetup: Where Ideas & People Connect
Date: August 20, 2025
Location: Linden House, Hammersmith
Ticket Price: £30
Website: https://searchnstuff.co.uk/meetups/search-n-stuff-talks-content-ai-digital-wellbeing-networking/
More than a meetup, this is London’s refreshing networking night. Held at a stunning riverside venue, the Search ’n Stuff London Meetup blends speaker sessions on content strategy, AI, and digital wellbeing with relaxed post-talk networking, drinks, and finger food.
Speakers & Topics Include:
- Dr. Nese Ceren Tosun (Uniqorn Academy): Digital Wellbeing in the Age of AI
- Dixon Jones (Waikay / InLinks.net): How InLinks Wins in AI Results
- Önder Altan: Beyond Prompts: AI’s New Creative Class
- Jacky Lovato (MediaVision): How to Break the Content Bottleneck (without freaking out the brand team)
Why attend?
- A thoughtful mix of SEO + AI + digital sustainability
- Low-key, high-quality networking on the Thames
- Affordable entry, big value
💡 The 2026 summer edition is expected to return with a similar community-driven vibe, so keep your calendar flexible for next year!
3. WTSFest London 2026 – Women-Led SEO Insights
Date: February 5, 2026
Location: Barbican Centre, London
Ticket Price: From £299
Website: https://www.womenintechseo.com/conference/london/
This inclusive conference empowers women and marginalized genders in SEO, with tracks focused on analysis, innovation, and leadership. Expect a blend of cutting-edge insights and supportive networking, built around authenticity.
Agenda and speakers to be revealed soon..
4. London SEO Meetup – Ongoing Learning & XL Sessions
Date: TBC
Format: Panels, fireside chats, deep dives
Website: https://londonseomeetup.com/meetups/
Organised by Blue Array, these meetups are perfect for those who want regular inspiration and the occasional mega event. You’ll find practical talks and a friendly crew of SEOs from across the UK scene.
5. Sip & Search – Where Panels Meet Plantains
Format: In-person meetups with food & drink
Hosts: Chima Mmeje & The FCDC
Website: https://www.meetup.com/sip-search-free-london-seo-meetup/
These aren’t your average SEO events, expect lively panels, drinks, foods and community vibes. Previous topics have tackled Google’s SGE, AI integration, and human-centered SEO.
6. Re:commerce SEO Conference 2025 – Ecommerce Done Right
Date: TBC
Location: Ham Yard Hotel, London
Website: https://resignal.com/ecommerce-seo-conference/
If you work in ecommerce or marketplace SEO, this niche event organized by Re:signal is just for you. Curated speakers, zero vendor noise, and a tight focus on real-world challenges in ecommerce growth.
7. Search London Meetup – Broad Search Community
Frequency: Events and workshops every year
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/searchldn/
Hosted by Jo Turnbull and Tim Sheed, Search London unites SEO, PPC, and social marketers for hybrid events and panels. News, trends, and inclusive knowledge exchange, from agencies to startups.
While specific 2025/2026 events haven’t been posted yet, prior editions included Summer Party (2024) and expert-led sessions on AI and social communities. Likely to repeat in 2026.
From bold conversations on the future of SEO to breezy riverside meetups, London is delivering a little something for everyone in 2025 and 2026. Mix and match large conferences with local meetups, and you’ll walk away with new ideas, new contacts, and maybe a new perspective on what SEO can be.
Memories from various meetups…
