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We build a page for every speaker on the public agenda of the conferences we cover — no sign-up, no listing fee, nothing to opt into. 1200+ people from 39 events so far, each talk linked to the agenda that proves it happened.
Why a directory you did not join is worth anything to you
An organizer looking for a speaker can ask a chatbot and get ten plausible names in a sentence. What they cannot get that way is evidence: which of those ten has actually stood on a stage this year, at which event, on what date, on what topic. That is the only thing this site does — and it is why a page here says something a profile you wrote about yourself cannot.
Claim your profile
What claiming does
Adds a way to reach you
Right now an organizer can see that you spoke and where, and then has to go and find you. A link you give us closes that gap.
Says what you actually speak on
The page infers your topics from the titles of talks you have already given. That is evidence, but it is backward-looking — it cannot know what you want to be booked for next.
Corrects the record
We built the page from a conference agenda. If it spells your name differently, or credits a talk that is not yours, tell us and we will check it against the source.
What it does not do
It does not change your position
Nothing on this site is ranked by who engaged with us, and no placement is for sale. A claim adds information; it does not move you up.
It is reviewed before anything changes
There are no accounts here, so we cannot tell from a form alone that you are you. We check every claim against the event’s own agenda first.
How small this is, in real numbers
Published rather than omitted. You can check every figure on this page.
Being blunt about the stage we are at: this directory is new, and we are not going to tell you how much traffic it sends you, because we would be making it up. Here is the real measurement instead. At the last Search Console reading, ten of these pages had appeared in Google's results, at a median position of 9 — page one, for a handful of people, out of hundreds. That is a small number and dressing it up would defeat the point of a site about evidence. What is not in doubt is where the pages come from: sources anyone can check, and nobody paid to be on them.
If you would rather not be listed
That is a request, not a negotiation. We hold public professional facts — that you spoke, at a named event, on a date — under legitimate interest, and we take an entry out on request and keep it out of future rebuilds. See removal and correction, or what we collect and why.