Marketing Speakers
Marketing now depends on attention, storytelling and trust more than reach alone. These speakers shaped well-known brands, including leaders from Nike, Revlon and Estée Lauder and a bestselling marketing author, and they suit marketing, sales and brand conferences.
Marketing Speakers available to book
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Booking guide
How to choose and book a marketing speaker
What marketing speakers bring to your event
A marketing keynote shows your team how the strongest brands earn attention, build loyalty and turn customers into advocates, from people who have built those brands themselves.
Seth Godin, a Marketing Hall of Fame inductee, speaks on marketing and innovation. Gary Vaynerchuk, CEO of VaynerMedia, focuses on digital marketing and attention. Daymond John, founder of FUBU, and Daniel Lubetzky, founder of KIND Snacks, both investors on ABC’s Shark Tank, cover branding and entrepreneurship. Julie Wainwright brings the e-commerce view as founder of The RealReal, and Omar Johnson shows how cultural intelligence drives brand growth.
How to choose the right marketing speaker
Start with the marketing problem your audience is trying to solve, then narrow the list:
- Brand or digital. Brand building, digital and social channels, and customer experience are different keynotes.
- Audience. Marketing teams want tactics they can use; executive audiences want the strategy and the business case.
- Founder or practitioner. Founders tell the story of building a brand; agency and in-house leaders speak to how marketing works day to day.
- Budget and format. Compare the fee ranges and travel locations on each card, and check who offers a virtual keynote.
Booking a marketing speaker
Fees for the marketing speakers we represent range from about $4,000 to $300,000, depending on demand, date, location and format. About a third also list a virtual fee. Travel is usually additional for in-person events.
Open a speaker’s profile and select Check Availability to send your date, location and event details. A Mollie Plotkin Group agent confirms availability, the fee and travel, and handles contracts and logistics through to the event.
Marketing speaker FAQs
How much does it cost to hire a marketing keynote speaker?
Fees for the marketing speakers we represent range from about $4,000 to $300,000. The fee depends on the speaker, your date, the location and the format. Each card shows the current fee range.
Should we book a brand speaker or a digital marketing speaker?
Brand speakers focus on positioning, story and loyalty; digital speakers focus on channels, content and attention. Pick the one that matches the decisions your audience is facing.
Can marketing speakers present virtually?
About a third of the marketing speakers we represent list a virtual fee. Use the In Person or Virtual filter to see who offers it.
Will the speaker tailor the keynote to our industry?
Ask when you check availability. Many speakers hold a planning call to learn about your audience and adjust their examples to fit.
What is the difference between a marketing speaker and a sales speaker?
Marketing speakers focus on how brands attract and keep customers. Sales speakers focus on selling, negotiation and closing.
Didn’t find the right speaker?
Tell us about your event and our agents will build a custom shortlist that fits your audience, date and budget.