We want your input to help us plan our upcoming SMX London conference, which will be taking place May 22-23, 2018. Specifically, we’d love to hear from you if you have a great idea for a session that you think should be on the agenda. And if you’re interested in speaking at the show, the best way to improve your chances of being chosen is to get involved now, by suggesting an awesome idea that really catches our attention.
We’re looking for two types of suggestions:
Session ideas for regular SMX sessions. Most sessions at SMX conferences are 60 to 90 minutes in length and feature two or three speakers. Here we’re not looking for solo presentations; rather, your idea should be a topic where multiple speakers can each weigh in with their own points of view, opinions and suggested tactics. You can let us know if you’re interested in speaking or would just like to see the session idea considered without nominating yourself to speak.
Session ideas for solo presentations. Solo presentations are keynote-level, Ted-style presentations from industry visionaries. We’re looking for the best of the best: seasoned professionals, acknowledged thought leaders, inspiring communicators. People who will wow attendees with their insights and motivate them to chart new territory in their own online marketing campaigns. If you pitch to speak on a solo session, you really need to wow us to be seriously considered. Solo sessions are typically 25 minutes long.
Key milestones For SMX London — Mark your calendar!
- Session ideas accepted: through Tuesday, January 9
- Agenda posted: week of January 22
- Speaking pitches Close: February 16
Have a suggestion? Please read our guidelines for speaking at SMX conferences, use the session idea suggestion form to describe your idea.
Don’t delay! The session idea suggestion form closes Tuesday, January 9.
Chris Sherman
Chair, SMX London
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