Speaker Request
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Intake speaking invites with event date, audience size, format, and whether travel is covered.
A speaking invite without a date or audience size is a compliment, not a request. This template makes organizers say the format, the room, and whether anyone is paying for the flight.
Who it is for
Founders, authors, and in-house experts who get more invites than they can accept.
When to use it
Link it from a speaking page or a bio. Press & Media Inquiry is for interviews. Conference Session Proposal is the opposite direction — you pitching them.
What this form collects
Organizer identity, event name and date, format, audience size, travel terms, and a brief.
- Personal speaking page
- Company expert bureau
- Podcast booking form
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Speaker Request
Frequently asked questions
Should unpaid invites use a different form?
Keep one form and let the travel radio sort them. You will still decline most unpaid keynotes; you just will not do it blind.
Can organizers propose multiple dates?
Ask them to name a primary date and put alternates in the brief, or add a second date field after you clone the template.
Does this hold the calendar?
No. It is an invite. Confirm on your calendar after you accept.
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