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Would you consider providing a speakermatch widget that we could use for our individual webpages? Something that directs people to our profiles?

Cant figure out where to edit my communications preferences .. how in the world do I stop getting email from you?

Operationally it would be great if we could either filter or delete from our view opportunities that definitely don’t apply to us. I know we can move those we are interested in to a bookmark status and focus on those, but sometimes I don’t catch the daily list and then I have to see many opportunities that I definitely am not interested in.

Hi it would be AMAZINGLY helpful if you would create something so I can keep track of the listings on the speaking opportunities board. Just a simple thing to mark 'I've applied' and 'I've chosen to not apply'.

It is a hassle for sure, and definitely also extremely annoying to find out that, as a direct link from my account on the main site, my login doesn't work on the feedback/support site. This should definitely be an SSA type implementation - I shouldn't have to register a second time to get support access. There's no need to create a separate login to the support site. When you're logged into your SpeakerMatch Member Center, you can access support directly. There's an option in the left menu. You ...

I have been speaking professionally for 20+ years now and decided last year that a service like Speaker Match might help me step up my game a bit more. The fees offered by the planners on here have not typically reflected what a professional speaker would normally get for their services. I believe that the planners who use the system should go through some type of orientation explaining what a professional speaker normally gets, or have a way to mark fee ranges for a job. It is overly frustra...

Sort by certifications would help planners looking for CSP, CPAE, etc.

Cannot find where to update my contact and account email.

Would be nice to be able to present the planner with a speaker one sheet or relevant pdf straight in the application.

I think it's very unfortunate that as speakers we spend time putting together a program and an application for an event, and if our application is declined, we receive no feedback or reason as to why it was declined. Some form of feedback would possibly help us make adjustments or accommodations in the future with applications. It doesn't have to be a written explanation, it could just be a drop down menu similar to when you unsubscribe from a mailing list such as "Fee too high", "Material not ...

When looking at status of applications, the ones from 2015 show first. Please format them to show most recent up top, then go backward. Note: the Submitted, Rejected filter does not solve this. Thanks Clicking the heading label in the table of applications allows you to sort by any column. Clicking a second time reverses the order.

After bookmarking a job, the site returns to the top of the list---instead of where I was! Frustrating to have to start over each time I bookmark a job.

Hi, With appreciation for what does work on the site, here is the lowest. The "Re:Subject" email comes through individually without the previous info from the client. It makes it disorganized when replying. Very difficult right now to communicate. Please connect the emails from the same client, so it shows all previous parts of conversation. Then, we as speakers can serve them better and faster. Thanks, Gabriel

The site provides little actionable feedback for speakers. There is no detail on who is looking at your profile or programs. Even broad categories like conference meeting planner, corporate meeting planner or speaker bureau would be helpful.

On mobile phones, all text bunches together in the application fields. Very hard to read. Hi Gabriel! Thanks for the feedback. Can you send us the URL of the exact page you are referring to? I'll see what we can do to correct this.

When an application is denied you should require a reason. If not it's impossible to understand and tweak. For example, I speak around the world and rarely miss an opportunity, but here I have. That's odd.

I hate filling out blank applications. Even copying and pasting can be a pain because of the multiple fields. I'd much rather create a template that auto-fills in each application, then I can edit and customize from there. Maybe have my last application auto-fill as a template. Or better yet, be able to select from 3-5 of my own custom templates.

This was suggested by our member Ron V. "I would buy more if you could at least tell us what industry is requesting. Such as you posted one today that just says "sales people" and motivational. It would help me decide if I knew if they sell a tangible or intangible product or of course service. It also makes a difference if they are basically order takers or cold callers. Are they selling a single item or bulk. Just knowing the industry would answer most of these questions and would pinpoint...

I have a weekly radio talk show. I need to new guests every week. I would like to have an onoing application. Thank you for your feedback. We have chosen not to make ongoing applications a feature. When it was available for several years we found the event organizer (more often than not) was not keeping their listing updated. However, we have added a "clone" feature so you can easily create the same listing. All you would need to do is change the event dates. You can also note in your listing t...

Sometimes I slap my forehead immediately after I hit "submit" because I forgot something simple. Would be nice to edit applications until the client opens them. Hi Tim, unfortunately the system is setup to where your application cannot be edited once you click submit.