Your keynote is worth $50k. Your site should act like it.
We turn your personal brand into a booking pipeline: cited by AI search, ranking for the searches buyers actually run, and fed by a content engine that never sleeps — built by the team that builds the AI you speak about.




































Buyers are asking ChatGPT who to book. Are you the answer?
The $25k inquiry dies in an inbox
A form fill worth a keynote fee arrives with no source attached, and no record of which talk, post or channel produced it.
Discovery moved to AI assistants
Buyers ask ChatGPT and Perplexity for the best AI keynote speaker for their industry. If you are not cited, you are not on the shortlist — and you never know you were considered.
The SEO is booking-blind
Sites chase "AI futurist" and miss the transactional queries that convert: hire, book, fees, and speaker for a named industry.
One page for every talk
Keynote topics stacked on a single URL rank for none of them. There is no page per talk and no page per industry, so there is nothing for a buyer query to land on.
The content treadmill never stops
Constant publishing across LinkedIn, video, newsletter and podcast is the job, and it is the first thing to slip when the calendar fills.
Bureaus: matching is manual
Routing an inbound inquiry to the right speaker across a large roster is a data-poor guess, and attribution across the roster does not exist.
Found, then booked.
The pipeline runs from AI-search visibility through transactional pages to a captured, qualified inquiry.
First, be the answer: schema, citable structure and an llms.txt that gets you recommended when a buyer asks an assistant for a speaker. Then be findable the classic way, with a page per keynote topic and a page per industry, plus the hire, book and fees pages most speaker sites simply do not have.
Then the inquiry stops leaking: tracked from the site into a CRM with its source attached, qualified automatically and followed up before it cools.
The stack, mapped to the booking.
Results, published.
The strongest signal here is not a logo. We are an AI-native agency — private LLMs, agentic AI and predictive ML in production — which means we build the systems futurists get on stage to describe. Smiota is the lead-engineering proof: 30% CVR and $56M of pipeline from the same inquiry machinery.
Other agencies would market your talks. We are the AI you talk about.
And we build the pipeline that books it.
The credibility loop
Private LLMs, agentic workflows and predictive models are our actual practice. When your keynote is about AI, being marketed by the people who ship it is the shortest path to a believable site.
Booking-intent first
Hire, book and fees pages, one URL per keynote topic and one per industry. Authority terms are the long game; transactional terms are the pipeline.
Rooted in the innovation circuit
ASU+GSV, Future Festival and Trend Hunter are already in the roster. We know the ecosystem your buyers live in.
The questions you were going to ask.
I get booked through referrals and my bureau.
I already have a nice website.
Is AI search just hype?
Do you build a page per keynote?
What are AEO and GEO?
We are a bureau with hundreds of speakers.
Run the numbers yourself.
See whether the assistants already recommend you. Both are free.
