Track: Track 1 (Seminar Hall, Room No. 101)

Search is changing — and fast. With LLMs increasingly shaping how search engines understand and rank content, traditional on-page SEO tactics like keyword stuffing and rigid H1 structures are no longer enough. The new frontier is LLM-friendly content: pages that search engines can semantically understand, summarize, and surface in conversational search results and AI overviews.

You’ll learn how to:

• Rethink on-page SEO to align with semantic understanding, topical depth, and structured content.
• Create LLM-readable page structures that help your content become the “chosen answer” in AI summaries and SGE.
• Use AI tools and LLMs to audit your pages for readability, answerability, and contextual coverage.
• Implement schema, structured data, and internal linking strategies that amplify LLM comprehension.
• Adapt your content creation workflows in WordPress to stay ahead of how search is evolving.

This talk blends marketing strategy and practical SEO with LLM intelligence, giving attendees a future-proof framework for on-page optimization.

Most WordPress websites don’t fail because of bad code — they fail because of small UX mistakes that confuse users and kill conversions. In this fast-paced, practical session, you’ll learn how to spot the five most common UX issues on WordPress sites and discover quick, no-code ways to fix them. Through real-world examples, live redesigns, and actionable insights, you’ll see how small design improvements can dramatically boost engagement, trust, and results. Perfect for developers, designers, and site owners who want to make their WordPress websites not just look good, but work better for real users.

In this session, I will explore how to create a custom Gutenberg block from scratch using the official WordPress Block Editor tutorial—without using create-block. The session will guide attendees through setting up a custom plugin, using React inside Gutenberg, and connecting the block with a third-party API like JSON Placeholder to fetch and display dynamic data.

I’ll cover folder structure, JavaScript logic, data fetching using fetch(), and how to dynamically render content in the WordPress editor. This session will help participants build real-time, API-powered blocks for WordPress websites—perfect for developers looking to level up their Gutenberg skills.

5:30 pm – 6:00 pm

4:00 pm – 4:30 pm

12:30 pm – 2:00 pm

9:45 am – 10:00 am

8:00 am – 8:45 am