MozCon NYC is 26 days away (July 14, 2026), and this week we’re back to share the final batch of speakers joining us in New York.

These talks will help you turn AI into measurable revenue workflows, scale content without sacrificing quality, and build stronger fundamentals for what’s next.

AI tools are everywhere, but most teams still use them as one-off assistants. 

The bigger opportunity is connecting your workflows, data, and institutional knowledge into systems that help your team execute faster and make better decisions.

Eric Siu is the founder of Single Grain, co-host of the Marketing School podcast, and a leading creator in AI + business strategy. 

He has spent the last few years turning AI from experimentation into an operating system that helps his team operate like a well-oiled machine.

In his MozCon NYC talk, Eric will show you how to:

• Connect your team's knowledge into a shared AI brain
• Deploy specialized agents across marketing workflows
• Eliminate repetitive work that slows growth
• Build systems that drive measurable business outcomes

Content teams are under pressure to do more with less. Leaders are betting on AI to solve scaling challenges, but increasing velocity doesn’t automatically create more demand, especially as organic becomes harder to win.

Chima Mmeje is a content marketing leader who has helped SaaS brands like Guru, Remitly, and Wix build content engines that have driven millions in revenue.

In her MozCon NYC talk, Chima will show you how to:

• Identify which demand channels to prioritize when organic fails
• Build a multi-format content strategy that expands visibility beyond search
• Use AI to support execution without sacrificing quality
• Track content impact at scale

Across thousands of companies, marketing teams are being asked to do more with fewer people. But most teams are still running on manual workflows, scattered prompts, and disconnected tools. It makes it difficult to drive AI adoption or build repeatable systems your team can rely on.

Nick Lafferty is the Founding Marketing Engineer at Profound, where he builds the AI agents, automations, and data infrastructure that help marketing teams move faster.

In his MozCon NYC talk, Nick explains:

• What a marketing engineer does
• Where the role fits inside GTM teams
• How to build automation and agents that speed up execution
• How to ship faster without losing strategic control

Local SEO has never been easier to execute and harder to get right. Though rankings and traffic increase, revenue often stalls when strategies prioritize metrics that ignore underlying issues.

Amanda Jordan is the Senior SEO Strategist at owner.com and leads local SEO across thousands of restaurant locations.

In her MozCon NYC talk, Amanda will discuss

• How to diagnose local SEO growth that isn’t translating into revenue
• Why the metrics you’re optimizing for may be working against you
• How to audit scaled SEO operations for elements that drive performance but often get deprioritized
• How to build a local SEO strategy focused on growth, not vanity metrics

AI agents are becoming a new type of user. They browse, compare, validate, and act on behalf of humans.

If agents can’t navigate your site, access key information, or complete actions, you risk losing visibility to competitors optimizing for agentic discovery and conversion. 

Crystal Carter is Head of AI Search & SEO Communications at Wix with 20 years of experience helping major brands improve search performance. 

In her MozCon NYC talk, Crystal will show you how to:

• Make your website easier for AI agents to navigate and use
• Improve feeds, APIs, and site infrastructure for agent discovery
• Understand the role of MCP, agent protocols, and emerging standards
• Identify the technical changes that will matter most over the next few years

AI is moving search visibility from Google to answer engines and agents. As clicks decline, success now depends on creating trustworthy content that machines and humans can easily process.

MozCon NYC is for teams building new growth models, including:

• Search strategists operationalizing AI for performance
• Content leaders scaling output with high quality
• Local SEOs focused on revenue over vanity metrics
• Technical teams preparing sites for agentic discovery
• Marketing leaders seeking actionable cross-channel frameworks

Don’t miss it

If you want a strategy that survives AI search, MozCon NYC is where you build it. Grab your ticket and leave with frameworks you can roll out immediately across your workflows and website.