Breakfast, coffee and a game plan for AI search

Your brand is already being described by AI. Nobody asked you to review it.

The year's most expensive assumption

A shopper asks ChatGPT which brand to buy. A procurement lead asks it which three suppliers to approach. Different questions, same dynamic: AI decides who gets considered before the user ever reaches you.

"We already do GEO" is the year's most expensive assumption. Most brands have done real work here: schema, structured content, an audit, maybe a tool. That work probably makes you readable. It does not make you recommended.

AI can get every fact about your brand right and never cite you. It can cite you and still put a competitor first.

This breakfast is about the gap between being understood and being chosen. The gap is smaller than it looks, but you can't close it until you know where it starts.

What you’ll take away

  • Exchange perspectives with other brands and share pain points
  • A better understanding of what it means to increase your brand visibility
  • A first set of prompts to start into your prompt optimization strategy — printed, at your seat

First steps

To ensure your prompts are built around your own brand, please share four details when you register: your focus website, product or services focus, your primary market/region and the top three competitors you'd rather be ahead of in the LLMs answer.

Based on that, we'll build a prompt set to track and optimize against.

Prefer not to share? Understood. We'll prepare one based on your industry instead, so you'll still leave with a useful takeaway.

For one volunteer, we’ll take a joint look at selected prompt sets from anyone happy to share. Together, we’ll explore what we can learn and what those insights might mean for your own brand.

Agenda

Arrival

Welcome and breakfast

Introductory session

Setting the scene: Being readable isn't the same as being recommended — presentation by Iva Asche & Johannes Marquart AI can get your facts right and never cite you. It can cite you and still put a competitor first. See where that breaks and how you can actually fix it.

Discussion session

Prompt strategy kickstart: A joint look at selected prompt sets from volunteers, based on our framework. How to build your prompt set, what to look for, and how to get started with your own prompt strategy.

Fireside chat

What good looks like at scale: a high-level perspective of the product, scalable for enterprise and quick demo Manual efforts stop scaling quickly, and that's where a purpose-built platform earns its place — how your content performs in generative systems, where the gaps are and where to start optimizing. Shown in Adobe Brand Visibility, which works across CMS platforms. No migration, no engineering sprint, and no need to already be an Adobe customer to follow along.

Peer discussion and Q&A

Of our three questions — What should you be relevant for? Where do you actually show up? How quickly can you respond? — which is hardest for your organization to answer today?

Conclusion session

What happens next and key takeaways

Networking

Building professional connections

Seats are limited 

We are intentionally keeping this event small enough for everyone to sit around a table. 

It's designed for the people who'd have to act on the answers: CMOs and brand leaders, digital and experience leads, SEO and content owners, and the technology leaders who get asked whether the platform can cope. 

Bring a colleague from a different function. That's usually where the interesting disagreement is. 

If you're here to evaluate a tool, this isn't the session. If you're here because nobody can tell you who owns GEO — and the tool — you're in the right place. 

Speakers

Joshua Young
EMEA GTM Lead, Adobe
Iva Asche
SVP Adobe Solutions

Valtech's most senior Adobe voice and the architect of our GEO QuickStart offering. Iva leads our global Adobe partnership and brings both strategic credibility and hands-on platform expertise.

Johannes Marquart
Lead Experience Strategist