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PPC Live #22 London

An afternoon of PPC talks, a panel discussion and networking in London, covering bidding, growth, profit data and AI search.

When21 Oct 2026
WhereLondon, United Kingdom
How to attendIn person
Paid searchMeasurementStrategy
The essentials

Is this event for you?

PPC Live’s 22nd London event lists talks from Laura I. Abreu, Susan Yen, Jeremy Young and James Bavington, followed by a panel and networking. Sessions cover Target CPA decisions, constraints on growth, profit data and questions about AI search.

A good fit for

Agency and in-house PPC practitioners who want to compare campaign decisions with other advertisers and meet the London search community.

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Programme & learning

Use the organiser’s programme to choose sessions that match the challenges you’re working on.

Arrival starts at 1:30pm. The published programme runs through a 4:30pm panel, with an afterparty from 5pm. Calendar links save an all-day reminder; confirm final timings with the organiser.

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Location & travel

Nicholls & Clarke · 1 Fleur De Lis Passage, London E1 6RB · London, United Kingdom

Tickets & access

The organiser links to paid ticket booking. Check the official event page for current prices, availability and ticket conditions.

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