One thing the search industry needs more of right now
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Voices of Search // A Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Content Marketing Podcast
3 min
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5 chapters
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Why does the search industry need more female and non‑binary speakers?
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How does the lack of speaker pitches affect conference agenda planning?
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My name's Tyson and joining me today is Sophie Logan, Community and Editorial Manager at Brighton and Hero Conference. What's one thing the search industry needs more of right now?
Definitely more female and non-binary speakers. I work on the agendas for our events and I know there are so many amazing people out there with great insights to share.
What impact does limited representation have on LinkedIn, blogs, and stage visibility?
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How can event organizers encourage qualified diverse practitioners to pitch talks?
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What could expanded speaker diversity look like for the industry in 2026 and beyond?
Um but they're not necessarily pitching to speak at events, which means then we can't ask them to speak at our event. You know, if the if the supply isn't there then we can't have it. I think we really need to better demonstrate what our industry is and the diversity that we have and we need to see that on the stage. We need to see it on LinkedIn. We need to see it in blog. So yeah, just kind of expanding that would be amazing in twenty twenty six and beyond.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why does the search industry need more female and non‑binary speakers?
0:00–0:32
2
How does the lack of speaker pitches affect conference agenda planning?
0:32–1:10
3
What impact does limited representation have on LinkedIn, blogs, and stage visibility?
1:10–1:47
4
How can event organizers encourage qualified diverse practitioners to pitch talks?
1:47–2:38
5
What could expanded speaker diversity look like for the industry in 2026 and beyond?
2:38–3:00