All sessions are 30 minutes, with 15 minutes for Q&A and transition to the next speaker after the presentation.

Please send a link to the file via email to [email protected].

Ensure that you've shared the link to the original video on an accessible location such as Google Drive, Dropbox etc.

Our base timezone for the event is UTC, and any times that we mention in official communications will always be referenced in UTC. If you need to convert it to your timezone we are big fans of everytimezone.com.

The agenda; session pages and our app should pick up your local timezone and show you the times in your local timezone.

We will be using Airmeet to organise and run the event.

Please review the step-by-step guide for speakers which you can find here.

There is also a video tutorial which can be found here.

You will receive a speakers invitation to the Airmeet platform. It is important that you use this link when you access the event, as you will only be able to get to the backstage area for your session with this unique link.

Please note that you must not open the event in more that one tab at any point in time.

Airmeet uses WebRTC, which can sometimes be blocked by firewalls. If you are trying to enter an Airmeet event from work, a school, or a religious organization, you may run into a Firewall issue, and you may see a black loading screen or an "Unable to connect" warning.

Check that you can access the software using this system check, well in advance of the event.

Review the documentation here for firewall details.

After your session finishes, the Track Lead will open the floor for questions. You will be asked to provide some questions in case there are none from the audience to start with.

Attendees can write their questions in the Q&A panel during the session, and they may be invited to the stage to ask the question directly, and/or the track lead will display the question on the screen.

Allow at least 10 minutes for the questions, and if things run over, ask people to join you in the lounge on a table to delve further into the questions.

Read more in the Airmeet Q&A help documentation.

When you provide your pre-recorded session recording, it must be the raw file, ideally on a cloud hosting service, without any lower thirds or other effects as these will be applied by our video team.

The maximum size for the video file is 5 GB.
 
The video must be in the .MP4 format encoded with the h264 codec

Videos are played back in the platform at a resolution of 720p

In Mautic Conference Global 2024, speakers can decide whether to provide a pre-recorded session or to present live. If you provide a pre-recorded session you must provide the recording no later than the deadline specified. For 2024 this is:

MONDAY, 24th JUNE 2024

If your recording is not received before the close of play on this date, your session will need to be delivered live or withdrawn from the schedule. This is due to the time it takes our volunteers to prepare the videos for use in the event platform.

We ask that all speakers add their pronouns to their Sessionize profile if they feel comfortable doing so by editing your profile.

You will also have the option to add and modify your pronouns on your Airmeet profile.

Not sure what this means or why we are asking you to add them to your profile? Please take a look at https://www.cultureamp.com/blog/sharing-gender-pronouns-at-work/.

All sessions in Airmeet are recorded live and made available shortly after the session concludes for instant replay.

These videos are then used to create the versions which are shared later on the Mautic Community YouTube channel.

These videos will be at the resolution of 1080p.

A track lead is responsible for the smooth running of sessions for a block of time - usually three hours.

They will welcome you to the backstage area before your session where you can chat with them and make sure that any slides and resources you will be sharing are ready.

There is a chat facility when the session is live which allows the track lead to send you a note if they need to.

The track lead will then check that you are ready to go live, and at the time on the schedule, will start the session.

This gives attendees a countdown, and then all attendees in the room will be brought into the session.

The track lead will introduce you, bring up your slides to the screen, and hand over to you.

During the session the track lead can change the layout of the slides and webcam to best suit the presentation.

Once you are finished, the track lead will come back to the stage and open up the Q&A session, before closing down the session.

Yes, Airmeet allows you to run a poll during your session.

Please be sure to advise your Track Lead that you wish to run a poll so that they can launch it at the appropriate time for you, and show the results thereafter.

Read more in the Airmeet Help on Session Level Polls.

We have several sponsorship opportunities from $250. Please take a look at our Become a Sponsor page for more information.

We expect around 200 attendees plus speakers, team and sponsors.

Airmeet allows you to fully customize your sponsors booth to meet your own requirements - the more bespoke the better!

When your sponsorship is confirmed, if a booth is included in your tier, you will be sent an invitation from the [email protected] email address.

You can either use the standard booth template or a custom booth template which allows much more flexibility including embedding up to five videos, any number of clickable links and more. There is also an option for a poster-style booth which allows the presentation of a multi-page document.

Please review the guidelines for configuring your booth from Airmeet.

We're excited to see the creativity that you come up with!

Absolutely! Sponsor booths have 'Booth Offers' which show a button on the booth which allows visitors to submit their contact details to a lead capture form.

This information is held within Airmeet and will be passed along to you after the event is closed.

You can use this as an opportunity to provide exciting offers, discount codes, swag or other goodies.

Note: You can add two booth offers per booth. The offers are shown together if there are more than one.

Read more in this article from Airmeet.

The existing sponsors are listed here.

The event is being held fully virtually, as with all of our world conferences, allowing the widest possible participation.

We use the Airmeet platform for our event.

This is our World Conference, so we are welcoming anyone with an interest in Mautic and Marketing Automation in general to attend the event. This will likely include:

• Mautic users
• Mautic administrators/maintainers
• Agencies using or interested in offering Mautic
• Mautic developers
• Marketers
• Email delivery specialists
• Mautic community contributors

There will be multiple tracks running simultaneously throughout the day, some of which will be in languages other than English.

We will never provide an export of all attendees to sponsors. If you want to generate leads, you will need to do this through the sponsors booth and by networking during the event.

You can purchase a ticket through the tickets page.

The event will feature

• Multiple tracks running throughout the day with a range of topics being covered
• Opportunities for networking
• Sponsor booths with an opportunity to chat with providers of Mautic services
• An opportunity to get involved with giving back to Mautic with our community sprints

Absolutely!

The event would not be possible without our amazing team of volunteers who make everything happen, from setting up the infrastructure to designing the visuals, sending out the marketing, and managing the event itself.

You can find more about the roles we have in the Community Handbook.

To get started, join us on Slack (get an invite at https://mau.tc/slack-invite) and hop into #mauticon. Let us know how you would like to volunteer and we'll get you onboarded right away - thank you for offering to help!

The answer to this is, whatever you are able to afford.

We have several different tickets to meet the needs of all, which enables us to cover the costs of running the event.

Any profits go directly back to supporting the Mautic Community, so the more you pay for your ticket, the more you're supporting the community.

Yes, all sessions will be recorded in real-time and videos will be available during the event within the event platform if you want to watch one that you missed.

We will do some post-production work before uploading them to our YouTube channel after the event.

You will receive an attendee invitation to the Airmeet platform. It is important that you use this link when you access the event.

Please note that you must not open the event in more that one tab at any point in time.

Airmeet uses WebRTC, which can sometimes be blocked by firewalls. If you are trying to enter an Airmeet event from work, a school, or a religious organization, you may run into a Firewall issue, and you may see a black loading screen or an "Unable to connect" warning.

Check that you can access the software using this system check, well in advance of the event.

Review the documentation here for firewall details.