Free tool · Speaker One-Sheet · about 30 minutes One page. Easy to book.

Answer the prompts and the page assembles a one-page speaker sheet an event organiser can say yes to: bio, talks, takeaways, audience and logistics.

One page

Two talks

Vague-word check

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1 · Name and descriptor

Your name (Name)One line saying what you do (Descriptor)

2 · Short bio (three or four sentences, third person, facts only)

Bio (Bio)

3 · Audience

Who these talks suit best (Audience)

4 · Talk 1

Title: specific, naming the audience or the result (Talk 1 title)Promise: what the audience can do afterwards (Talk 1 promise)Three takeaways (Talk 1 takeaways)Format and length (Talk 1 format)

5 · Talk 2 (optional)

Title: specific, naming the audience or the result (Talk 2 title)Promise: what the audience can do afterwards (Talk 2 promise)Three takeaways (Talk 2 takeaways)Format and length (Talk 2 format)

6 · What you need

Technical needs, travel and fee policy in one line (Needs)

7 · Proof you can deliver

Only true things: a clip, writing, a reference an organiser can contact (Proof)

8 · How to book

Email and response time (Contact)

List only appearances, results and logos you can document and have permission to use. Leave the proof field blank if you have none yet. Nothing you type leaves this page.

Your speaker sheet

Then test it

Send it with every pitch. Copy the page into a document or PDF, attach it to a short email that shows you know the event, and update it every time you add a talk or a clip.

The method is in The Brand Code: How to Get Invited to Speak at Industry Events and Speaker One-Sheet Template. For a lower-pressure start, read How to Get on Podcasts as a Guest.

Questions

What goes on a speaker one-sheet?

Your name and descriptor, a short bio, two or three talks with titles, promises and takeaways, the audience and format, technical needs, proof, and how to book you.

Should I put my fee on it?

Usually not. State your policy in the email and discuss numbers once the organiser is interested.

What if I have no speaking history?

Leave the proof field blank and focus on the topics and audience. Add a short clip as soon as you have one.

How long should the bio be?

Three to four sentences on the sheet. Keep a longer version ready if the organiser asks.

Is my sheet saved?

Only in your browser, on this device. Nothing is sent to us.

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