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How to help international customers discover your business through AI search

A free online session for Greater Manchester businesses selling internationally. Learn how AI tools form recommendations and what your website, content and wider business reputation contribute when overseas customers ask AI which supplier to choose.1

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Location
Greater Manchester
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10 November 2026, 08:00 GMT
Date
10 November 2026, 11:00 GMT
Cost
Free to attend
For
Businesses with a registered trading address in Greater Manchester

About the event

Understand how AI tools assemble answers and recommendations, why responses differ between platforms and markets, and how this changes the way international buyers discover suppliers.

The programme covers finding the questions customers ask, building recognition across markets, and improving the website and content signals that help AI tools understand your business. Speaker Emma Jones is the founder and chief executive of Amp’d.

Who it is for

Your business must have a registered trading address in Greater Manchester. The session focuses on businesses selling internationally and people responsible for their marketing and customer acquisition.

Cost

There is no attendance fee.

Where it takes place

The webinar takes place online, so you can attend from your business rather than travelling to a venue.

What is happening and when

Tuesday 10 November 2026, 11am–noon GMT.

How to book

Use Register on the Growth Hub’s event page and reserve your free place through its Eventbrite booking page. If you request an introduction to a partner on the registration form, the organiser will introduce you by email so the partner can contact you afterwards.

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  1. GM Business Growth Hub: full organiser programme, conditions and registration link What you will learn; Who can attend; When it takes place; How to attend; How to book; What it costs
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