Speaking at a4uexpo
We are no longer accepting speaking submissions for a4uexpo London 2010. To review the conference agenda, please click here.
Please keep an eye on our website, facebook, and twitter pages for information about speaking at our a4expo Europe and London 2011.
Do not apply if you have a sales pitch in mind, our savvy delegates will walk out and your brand will be damaged!
Our delegates count on the high quality we are known to deliver.
We will be ruthless and will not allow any sales presentations – this is to protect your reputation as well as ours!
To increase your chances of being chosen, please find below a number of guidelines to help you pitch for an hour session, for inclusion as a panellist, or as a moderator at a4uexpo.
The quality and effort you make in your submission at this stage will help portray your intentions and points to the a4uexpo speaker advisory board.
Be interactive, use case studies and add value
Sessions which involve audience participation, case studies and Q&A time will be given greater consideration.
We are particularly interested in hearing from speakers who speak on proven strategies and are looking to share knowledge.
Depending on the topic and perceived demand you will be speaking in a room of between 150 and 800 delegates.
Be Specific
We are looking for advanced sessions on Affiliate Marketing and SEO, please state clearly your pitch level.
Whilst we appreciate it is a few months until the conference and that your direction of your session could change, it is important to be as specific as possible at this stage, if you are vague it will go against you.
Please include suggested session titles and descriptions as you wish them to appear on the website and conference programme. In addition to a brief explanation of your topic and why you feel it should be selected.
Suggest a panel or session
Help us to help you by suggesting and putting together a complete panel or case study to present at the conference on a topical issue.
Sessions generally run for around 50 minutes; you may wish to consider bringing in other experts or clients within the field to share the speaking responsibility.
Don't make a sales pitch
Although speaking at our conference will help build awareness of and credibility for your company – it is commercial suicide as far as we and your audience are concerned to conduct a hard sell. The advisory board views all of the session videos, which may result in you being banned from future conferences. This may seem harsh, but our delegates expect more.
Don't rehash old content
Topics must be fresh, thought provoking, educational, and possibly provocative. We are looking for real case studies, results of research; unique content and strategies for our audience.
