The MarTech Conference returns online March 28-29, 2023. This time we’ll be focusing on bringing people and technology together.
We like to say, MarTech is marketing. What that means is simply that today’s marketing is data-informed, largely digital and relies on the support of a marketing technology stack — whether small and simple or large and complex.
It relies on people too, of course: the people that understand the technology and can blend that understanding seamlessly with strategic decision-making.
If you’ve had success in any of these areas and think you have the experience to teach others what you’ve learned, we want to hear from you. Specifically, we’re looking for industry practitioners to lead sessions on the following topics:
- Account based marketing
- Conversion optimization
- Customer data management
- Customer journey orchestration
- Digital asset management
- Digital events
- Digital experience
- Email marketing
- Identity resolution
- Marketing automation
- Marketing performance management/analytics
- Marketing work management
Whether you’ve been speaking for years or have never done it before and feel you have experience other marketers can learn from, please consider submitting a session pitch. We’re always looking for new speakers with diverse points of view.
The deadline for session pitches is February 3rd!
Your pitch is more likely to grab our attention if you:
- Include details about what an attendee will be able to do better or different as a result of attending your session.
- Are from a brand or can include a speaker from a brand company in your session
- Have a case study or specific examples that can be applied in different organizations.
- Provide tangible takeaways and a plan of action for attendees to implement what you teach.
Jump over to this page for more details on how to submit a session idea, or directly to this page to create your profile and submit a session pitch.
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About the author
Kathy is the director of event content at Third Door Media. She has more than 25 years of experience in marketing communications, event management and marketing training. Formerly, Kathy was the director of content and training for the Digital Summit series of events where she oversaw the content development and quality of more than 20 events a year. Prior to that she was the director of training for MarketingProfs where she worked on live events, virtual events and developed marketing training programs using instructional design techniques and adult learning theory. She has also worked on industry events for other companies including the Direct Marketing Association and Penton Media.
