
Silicon Valley of hardware
Huaqiangbei — the electronics district where a hardware startup prototypes a product in a week, not a year.

China's largest international SEO event. 5 days of English-only talks, city tours, masterminds, and connections you don't make on LinkedIn.

“Don't panic. Things change. They always do. Figure it out.”

“Don't panic. Things change. They always do. Figure it out.”

In 2019, I hosted a half-day SEO event in Shenzhen for 300 people, featuring international speakers like Aleyda Solis. It worked, but then the world paused.
When we returned in 2025, the scale shifted: 4 days, 500 attendees, and a full English track on stage. 35% of the room flew in from overseas.
For the first time in my 16-year SEO career, I saw Western SEO entrepreneurs and professionals sitting directly beside peers from China, Japan, and South Korea.
More importantly, they actually started working together. Seeing that bridge finally built between East and West has been the highlight of my career.
That is why we are back for 2026. We are moving to a larger venue for 600 people, but the filter remains the same: no fluff, just practitioners who have done the work.
See you in Shenzhen!

Agency founders, fractional SEO/growth advisors, in-house marketers from global martech, and content creators.

Founders/CMOs and marketing/growth/SEO managers from B2B manufacturing, B2C/DTC brands, and AI/SaaS companies.
Most conferences ask you to fly to a city you've already been to. This one doesn't.
Shenzhen is the fastest-moving city on earth that most Westerners have never set foot in. 18 million people. Average age 32.
More patents filed here than anywhere else in China. Tencent, DJI, Huawei, BYD — all within a 30-minute drive.
VISIT SHENZHEN
Huaqiangbei — the electronics district where a hardware startup prototypes a product in a week, not a year.

High-speed rail from HK. Visa-free for 54+ passports.

1,700-year-old Ming Dynasty gates at Nantou. Sub-tropical beaches at Dapeng. Mangrove wetlands inside the city limits.

5-star hotels for less than a 3-star in London or New York.
Every speaker has shipped real work. No theorists. No fluff.












Sat (Sep 12) + Sun (Sep 13) Afternoons
Two free side events open to everyone — no conference ticket required. Details TBD.
Hands-on in the morning. Shenzhen's tech districts in the afternoon.
6–7 people per table. One expert at each. Bring your real problems.
2 Keynotes. 6 Field Talks. 9 Lightning Talks. Opening party at night.
2 Keynotes. 6 Field Talks. 9 Lightning Talks. Closing party.
Different hotel. Smaller group. Where the real deals get made.
One night at The St. Regis costs more than a Standard ticket. You get 5 days, every meal, and two parties.
Get a complete refund if you cancel 30 days or more before the conference starts.
Risk-free ticket purchase with peace of mind.
We personally vetted 29 five-star hotels. These two are what good looks like.

The tallest hotel in Shenzhen. Panoramic views of the bay from the 80th-floor sky lobby. Professionally built for international conferences. 20–25% discounted room rates for attendees.
It's what a 5-star conference venue looks like when the city has unlimited ambition.

An intimate setting away from the main conference. Smaller room. Deeper conversations. One night included with your VIP ticket.
The St. Regis gets you the main stage. MGM gets you the after-hours. Two venues, two registers — one public-facing and stage-lit, one private and close-in.



The best conference I'd ever attended in terms of clear business ROI…and we should have tapped this market years ago.


“Absolutely top-notch.” — on the organisation of the 2025 event.


There are very few opportunities for Western and Chinese to get together in one room in real life. It’s very unique.

If the question is whether Shenzhen is worth the trip — the answer is yes.
If the question is whether you should wait for 2027 — the answer is no. Seats cap at 600.
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