How long should the speaker reel be?

Two to three minutes is typical. Organizers researching multiple speakers rarely watch a longer reel start to finish, so lead with your strongest thirty seconds.

Do I need a formal media kit if the page already has the details?

A downloadable one-sheet is still useful for organizers who need to share your information with a committee or a board, even if the same details live on your page.

Should fees be listed publicly?

Many speakers prefer a request-based process since fees can vary by event size and travel, so a clear booking inquiry link is usually more useful than a fixed public number.

How do I handle both keynote and workshop formats?

List both under Topics with a brief note on format and typical length, since organizers researching you often have not yet decided which format fits their event. Making the distinction clear upfront saves a round of emails clarifying what you actually offer, and helps the right kind of inquiry reach you faster.

Should past client logos require permission to display?

Yes, always confirm before featuring an organization's name or logo. Most organizers are happy to be listed, but assuming permission rather than asking is an easy, avoidable way to damage a relationship you may want to rebook.

Fullink for public speakers

Make it easy for an organizer to say yes.

A Fullink page for public speakers puts your speaker reel, your talk topics and a clear booking route in one place, so an event organizer researching you does not have to dig for basics.

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What usually goes wrong with one link

An organizer cannot find a reel quickly enough to make a decision

If watching your reel takes more than a couple of clicks, some organizers move on to a speaker whose page made it easier.

Topic list and past talks live in a PDF nobody opens on mobile

Most people researching you first will do it from a phone, and a document built for print is a poor fit for that.

Booking inquiries go through a generic contact form with no urgency

A slow, generic contact process loses momentum compared to a clear, direct booking link.

A starter layout

Five links, in an order that works for speakers.

1
Watch the speaker reel
Your strongest, most current footage, not your oldest talk.
2
Topics I speak on
A short, scannable list rather than a long document.
3
Book me to speak
The single highest-value click on the whole page.
4
Media kit or one-sheet
For an organizer who needs to share details with a committee.
5
Past events
Logos or names of past engagements, only where genuinely true.

Why speakers use Fullink

Keep your reel and topic list current without rebuilding a PDF every time.
Click analytics on PRO show whether organizers watch the reel or go straight to booking, useful for your page order.
A fast, mobile-friendly page built for the phone research most organizers actually do first.
Stripe-hosted payment links on PRO if you sell a course or resource alongside speaking.

Questions speakers ask

How long should the speaker reel be?: Two to three minutes is typical. Organizers researching multiple speakers rarely watch a longer reel start to finish, so lead with your strongest thirty seconds.
Do I need a formal media kit if the page already has the details?: A downloadable one-sheet is still useful for organizers who need to share your information with a committee or a board, even if the same details live on your page.
Should fees be listed publicly?: Many speakers prefer a request-based process since fees can vary by event size and travel, so a clear booking inquiry link is usually more useful than a fixed public number.
How do I handle both keynote and workshop formats?: List both under Topics with a brief note on format and typical length, since organizers researching you often have not yet decided which format fits their event. Making the distinction clear upfront saves a round of emails clarifying what you actually offer, and helps the right kind of inquiry reach you faster.
Should past client logos require permission to display?: Yes, always confirm before featuring an organization's name or logo. Most organizers are happy to be listed, but assuming permission rather than asking is an easy, avoidable way to damage a relationship you may want to rebook.

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