WTSFest - Pitch to Speak

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Women in Tech SEO Festival is our flagship full day conference.

https://www.womenintechseo.com/conference/

Our pitch to speak form is now open for the following three 2025 locations:

London, UK: Feb 20th (pitch closing Oct 1st)
Portland, Oregon, USA: Apr 3rd (pitch closing Nov 1st)
Berlin, Germany: June 13th (pitch closing Dec 1st)

WTSFest a one-track conference with four sessions:

Analyse | Advance | Innovate | Empower

Our Analyse & Innovate talks are 20mins long, our Advance & Empower talks are 30mins long

We appreciate the time and effort that it takes for speakers to put together a talk. To say thank you - we offer our speakers the following:

Speaker fee: £500 (London), $500 (Portland), €500 (Berlin)
Travel expenses budget
Support and feedback on draft deck
Private speakers room in venue
Post-conference media kit
Post-conference speaker testimonial by event organiser
A safe, friendly and supportive audience to speak in front of

We will receive a large number of pitch forms, so please don't be disappointed if you're not picked as one of our speakers. Our community thrives because of YOU, but we have a maximum of 10 speakers per conference, making it very difficult to say yes to everyone.

If you'd like to pitch to speak in the next WTSFest edition, please fill the form below.

Email *

Full Name *

Pronouns *

Company *

Role *

City & Country *

LinkedIn URL

X URL

Which festival would you like to speak in? *

Heads up: We prioritise local speakers

London, UK (Feb 20th)

Portland, Oregon, USA (Apr 3rd)

Berlin, Germany (Jun 13th)

Which session would you like to do a talk in? *

Analyse: State of the industry and analytical (20mins)

Advance: Next level and future-proofing (30mins)

Innovate: New technologies and emerging strategies (20mins)

Empower: Career development and growth (30mins)

Please tell us what you'd like to speak about *

Please provide a detailed outline of what your talk topic would be. The more specific and detailed, the more helpful it'll be when going through pitches. Here's an example of a successful talk pitch by Helen Pollitt to help guide you through the structure we're looking for.

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