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SEO For Paws to Host 2026 Conference for Ukraine Pet Aid

SEO For Paws will host a free live stream on Sept. 23, 2026, featuring Barry Schwartz and Glenn Gabe, to discuss AI's impact on search and raise funds for Kyiv…

SEO For Paws Charity SEO conference 2026
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SEO For Paws announced its next live stream conference for September 23, 2026, featuring prominent SEO experts discussing artificial intelligence’s impact on search while raising funds for pet shelters in Kyiv, Ukraine.

The free virtual event aims to address the digital marketing field shaped by AI and continues the organization’s mission to provide humanitarian aid to animals affected by conflict.

The conference is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. PT, 12 p.m. ET, and 5 p.m. UK.

Headline speakers for the event include industry veterans Barry Schwartz and Glenn Gabe, according to SEO For Paws.

Other experts slated to present include Lisa Paasche, Michał Suski, Martin Stepanek, Zach Chahalis, Ana Precup, and Louisa Frahm.

The discussions will primarily focus on how AI is reshaping search behavior and its broader implications for search engine optimization strategies.

Participation in the live stream is free of charge, but organizers are encouraging attendees to contribute donations.

All proceeds collected from the fundraiser will be directed to support animals in Ukraine, specifically benefiting pet shelters in Kyiv.

SEO For Paws has previously raised more than $100,000 across its various initiatives to date, according to the organization.

Anton Shulke founded SEO For Paws with the goal of assisting pets in Kyiv.

One of the primary beneficiaries of the fundraising efforts is Oksana’s pet shelter, which provides care for up to 64 animals.

The organization stated that the ongoing conflict in Ukraine has created significant challenges for animal welfare, making these fundraising efforts important.


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