Way Too Early 2 -Optimizing the Gaps in the Digital Accessibility Lifecycle: SEO, AEO and Accessibility
Thursday, November 5, 2026 | 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM EST | Microsoft Teams Webinar
What does your favorite Thanksgiving recipe have to do with digital accessibility?
More than you might think!
As Thanksgiving approaches, we're bringing a seasonal twist to our next Way Too Early 2 podcast. Join Arnetta LaMae, hosted by Optimal Solutions Group and Revelo Software, as we explore how Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Answer Engine Optimization (AEO), and accessibility work together to improve how people discover, understand, and interact with digital content.
We'll use a favorite Thanksgiving recipe to demonstrate the difference between content that is accessible, well-structured, and voice-ready and content that creates barriers for users and AI-powered search tools.
Through this practical comparison, we'll explore how thoughtful content organization, clear instructions, and accessible formatting can improve the experience for everyone, whether they're reading a webpage, using assistive technology, or asking a voice assistant for cooking instructions.
Join us on November 5 for our next webinar, Way Too Early 2: Bridging the Gaps in the ICT Accessibility Lifecycle – SEO, AEO, and Accessibility.
What we will discuss:
Way Too Early Podcast – Vision & Objectives
Started by Arnetta LaMae during her time as NAVAIR’s Section 508 Program Manager, the WTE Podcast is sponsored by Revelo Software and Optimal Solutions Group.
The series objectives are to:
- Bring Section 508 professionals together in a safe, welcoming space to openly discuss challenges, share experiences, and learn from one another.
- Help organizations build accessibility into everyday processes, shifting from fixing problems after the fact to making accessibility part of the digital content and technology lifecycle.
- Focus on real results, not just compliance checklists, by sharing practical ideas, lessons learned, and approaches that strengthen accessibility programs and lead to better experiences for people with disabilities.

