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🎥 60-Minute LinkedIn Live Plan: Technical SEO Trends for 2025

🔧 Event Format

• Duration: 60 minutes

• Speakers: 1–2 hosts + optional guest expert

• Style: Conversational, demo-inclusive, high engagement

• Goal: Educate professionals on what’s coming in technical SEO for 2025 and provide tactical next steps

⏱️ Run of Show (Minute-by-Minute)

0:00–03:00 — Welcome & Event Framing

Host covers:

• Quick welcome and intros (your role, guest expert intro)

• What attendees will learn today

• Invite comments:
  “Tell us where you’re joining from and your biggest SEO challenge for 2025.”

Tech Tip: Ensure captions are on; mention the session will be available as a replay.

03:00–07:00 — State of Technical SEO Entering 2025

Talking points:

• Search engines evolving through AI-driven crawling and indexing

• Shift from traditional rankings → retrieval-augmented answers (AI Overviews, Bing Deep Search, etc.)

• Importance of structured data and machine-readable context

• Increase in crawl budget sensitivity due to AI-driven selective crawling

Engagement:
Ask: “Have you seen changes in your crawl activity or indexation over the last 6 months?”

07:00–15:00 — Trend #1: AI-Enhanced Indexing & Content Understanding

Focus areas:

• How AI-powered engines evaluate site quality differently

• Google's “Content Understanding Layer” direction

• Entity-first SEO becoming mandatory

• Semantic markup, schema expansion, and knowledge graph alignment

Action recommendations:

• Run entity audits

• Improve schema depth (FAQ, Product, HowTo, Organization, etc.)

• Add content disambiguation elements (definitions, metadata, context blocks)

Demo (optional):
Screen share: example of an entity gap audit or schema validator.

15:00–22:00 — Trend #2: Technical Performance Expectations Rise

Key talking points:

• Core Web Vitals updates for 2025

• Interaction to Next Paint (INP) becoming dominant metric

• Importance of lightweight JS frameworks

• AI-crawlers preferring fast-rendering content

Recommendations:

• JS reduction workflow

• Server-side rendering (SSR) upgrade

• Image optimization pipeline update

• Prioritizing accessibility-driven UX

Engagement prompt:
“Drop a 🔥 in the chat if your team is working on INP improvements.”

22:00–30:00 — Trend #3: Indexing & Crawl Budget Optimization

Talking points:

• Large sites facing stricter crawl prioritization

• The rise of “index sculpting” techniques

• Smarter XML sitemaps

• Managing duplicate content created by AI-generated pages

• Handling faceted navigation in an AI-driven crawling world

Tactical takeaways:

• Disallow low-value parameters

• Dynamically optimize sitemaps (freshness + importance)

• Enforce canonical consistency

• Set crawlable vs. non-crawlable rules with intent

Mini poll:
“What’s your biggest crawl issue? A) Facets B) Duplicate content C) Orphan pages D) Slow rendering”

30:00–38:00 — Trend #4: Technical SEO for AI Search Surfaces

Covers:

• How to optimize content to appear in AI answers

• Structured summaries & vector-friendly content

• Clear question/answer formatting

• Internal linking for stronger semantic clusters

• “Answer-ready blocks” inside longer content

Demo idea:
Show how to structure a page for AI retrieval (H2 → Answer → Expansion → Schema).

38:00–45:00 — Trend #5: The Rise of Logs, Data, and SEO Engineering

Talking points:

• Server log analysis becoming mainstream

• Automation tasks: broken link sweeps, redirect audits, sitemap regeneration

• SEO teams adopting CI/CD workflows

• Increase in SEO engineering roles

Recommendations:

• Add automated checks to deployments

• Integrate SEO QA into development pipelines

• Use anomaly detection for real-time crawl issues

Engagement:
Ask attendees: “Who on your team owns logs today—SEO or DevOps?”

45:00–50:00 — Q&A (Moderated)

Examples to prepare for:

• “How to prioritize technical SEO with limited development resources?”

• “How does AI indexing affect link building?”

• “Is schema spam a risk?”

• “How do we future-proof against AI Overviews?”

Moderator Tip:
Pull questions from chat + previously collected ones.

50:00–56:00 — 2025 Technical SEO Checklist (Rapid-Fire Takeaways)

Checklist recap:

• Entity-driven site structure

• Deep schema implementation

• INP + performance improvements

• Crawl budget sculpting

• AI-retrieval-ready content blocks

• Automation & SEO engineering workflows

• Accessibility & UX-focused enhancements

• Log monitoring & anomaly detection

CTA:

• Downloadable checklist or template

• Subscribe/follow for upcoming episodes

56:00–60:00 — Closing

Wrap-up includes:

• Thank speakers & audience

• Promote replay availability

• Mention next LinkedIn Live topic

• Invite connections/follows

• Encourage sharing insights in comments after the broadcast

📌 Pre-Event Preparation Checklist

• Build a detailed outline + slide deck (optional)

• Prepare 5–6 visual examples (schema snippet, Core Web Vitals graphs, crawl budget diagram, etc.)

• Set up poll questions inside LinkedIn Live

• Pre-collect audience questions

• Create a downloadable resource (PDF checklist or Notion template)

• Confirm moderators

• Perform tech check: camera, audio, screen sharing

📢 Promotion Plan

1–2 weeks before:

• Teaser posts on “#TechSEO2025 predictions”

• Tag guest experts

• Share short clips (if available)

• DM invites to warm audience

• Add event link to email signature

📩 Post-Event Plan

• Send follow-up post with replay link

• Publish a carousel summarizing Top 5 Trends

• Convert the session into a blog post

• Share timestamps in the comments for replay viewers

• Repurpose into 60-sec clips for LinkedIn/TikTok/YT Shorts

• Use attendee questions to plan next content pieces

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