SaaStanak Macedonia #3, Skopje, 2025
SEO Strategies in the Age of AI
A focused meetup of SaaS experts sharing real insights on search and AI. Honest conversations, practical ideas, and plenty of room to ask the questions that matter.
Socialize 2025 marked our first full-scale involvement in an event of this kind. As a Silver Sponsor, with a panel appearance, a practical SEO workshop, and a dedicated booth, we were present in every way that mattered.
This wasn’t just about participation. It was about showing our work, engaging in real conversations, and learning from others. The event gave us space to speak, listen, and connect with professionals across design, tech, and content.
We left with a clear sense that people are looking for clarity, usefulness, and direct answers, something we aim to bring into every project.
At this stage, people don’t need definitions. They need patterns.
I shared the SEO methods we use at SmartClick with SaaS teams who are past the basics and building for consistency.
The focus stayed practical:
Alongside me was Davor Karafiloski, with clear breakdowns of frameworks we’ve applied inside real projects. The session moved fast, and the Q&A made it stronger.As Silver Sponsors, we supported the event not just financially, but with full involvement.
Good questions are a sign people aren’t just listening—they’re working through the topic in real time.
We got into:
No rehearsed debates. Just direct exchanges with founders, marketers, and product leads working through the same challenges.
Hosted at Xessable with the right kind of simplicity—clear agenda, one topic, enough space to keep the conversation going after the mic was off.
Shoutout to Emily Noviċ, Anastas Shuli, and Leonard Eldić for setting a tone that respected everyone’s time and focus. SaaStanak keeps it sharp and doesn’t overcomplicate. That’s what makes it work.
Skopje showed there’s demand for sessions that stay grounded and skip the performance. If you were there—thanks for bringing your questions. If we missed each other, my inbox is open.
See you at the next one.
Huge thanks to the SaaStanak team and hosts for making this meetup possible. To everyone who joined the talk and shared their questions, let’s keep the conversation going.
If you want to stay connected and dive deeper into SEO and AI in SaaS, follow along and reach out anytime. There’s more to explore, and I’m here to help you grow.
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