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Discover what’s working in search and growth now, and where the industry is heading in 2027.

Hear from industry-leading eCommerce and marketing experts as they share proven tactics and future insights to help you accelerate revenue growth, expand market share, and achieve sustainable profitability.

Bring your own execution challenges and work through them with peers, leaving with a plan you can use.

Complemented by invaluable networking, the day is designed to elevate your skills, knowledge and performance. You’ll leave with a genuine network of industry peers, fully empowered to drive long-term commercial success for your eCommerce business.

Don’t miss out on Re:commerce 2027

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Opening keynote:

Lily Ray, Founder of Algorythmic

Lily Ray
Founder of Algorythmic

Lily Ray is one of the most recognised voices in search. With more than 16 years in SEO, she is known for her research into Google algorithm updates, E-E-A-T and how AI is changing the way people find and trust information online. Lily writes for Search Engine Land and Moz, shares her analysis with a large following on LinkedIn, X and her Substack, and is a regular keynote speaker, having spoken at MozCon, brightonSEO (2025 keynote) and Affiliate Summit West.

Closing keynote:

Alex Schultz, Chief Data Officer at Meta

Alex Schultz
Chief Data Officer at Meta

Alex Schultz is Meta’s first Chief Data Officer, leading analytics, data science, data engineering and user research as the company moves to AI-led decision making. He joined Facebook in 2007 and was a founding member of its growth team, helping take Facebook, Instagram and Messenger to billions of users. Before stepping into his current role in July 2026, Alex was Meta’s Chief Marketing Officer and led its 2021 rebrand from Facebook. He is the author of Click Here: The Art and Science of Digital Marketing and Advertising and studied physics at the University of Cambridge.

More speaker announcements coming soon

Retail roundtables

A dedicated portion of the day is spent in collaborative roundtables for eCommerce marketing leaders. You’ll bring your specific execution bottlenecks, break down real-world challenges, and swap practical solutions with peers navigating the exact same search landscape.

Full agenda of roundtable topics to be announced.

“This was a brilliant event. The venue, the friendly and efficient Re:signal team and the mix of smaller conversations with big speakers. I definitely came away with a laundry list of learnings.”

2026 Re:commerce Attendee

You’ll be in good company

Over the last 4 years we’ve hosted Marketing Leaders from brands including:

Logos of brands whose marketing leaders have attended Re:commerce

Everything you need to know

Our venue: Ham Yard Hotel

1 Ham Yard, London W1D 7DT

Located on the borders of Soho and Mayfair, Ham Yard Hotel sits right at the intersection of London’s creative, media, and retail districts. Tucked away in its own quiet courtyard in central London, it seamlessly blends boutique sophistication with modern facilities, offering an inspiring backdrop that aligns perfectly with the sharp, forward-thinking focus of the day.

From its striking, immersive spaces to its world-class theatre auditorium, it sets the stage for an unforgettable and high-impact day.

Catering

Passes include breakfast at registration, snacks at breaks, lunch, refreshments throughout the day, and drinks at the venue to finish.

Tickets

Priority is given to senior marketing leaders at eCommerce brands. We have a small number of tickets available for non-eCommerce brand attendees, with sponsorship opportunities also available.

Are you a senior marketing leader at an eCommerce brand?

Super Early Bird pricing ends 30th November, 2026

Why you shouldn’t miss Re:commerce 2027

Re:commerce is designed for anyone looking to sharpen their execution in eCommerce search and marketing. Whether you’re an experienced technical operator navigating the shift toward AI discovery or a marketing director wanting a clearer picture of modern retail growth, the day provides clear, practical insights and a genuine room of peers to share notes with.

“I’ve always wanted Re:signal to not only be great at what it does, but to contribute to the wider SEO industry, stimulate learning and share its expertise. That’s why Re:commerce was born.”

Kevin Gibbons, CEO & Founder, Re:signal

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