How to get your submission accepted at NDC London
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Conference gets over 700 submissions for about 75 open slots and reviewers lock in for two days, whittling 700 to ~300 then to the final schedule. Successful submissions state your claim and show evidence: a clear outline of what will be covered, concrete lessons or numbers, and proof of expertise or prior talks. Avoid rhetorical teasers, shotgun-topic lists, and 101 repackaging; target a specific, knowledgeable audience and include bio links or video so reviewers can verify experience.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:27What Ive been doing
- 0:43Why Im doing it
- 1:09About the panel
- 1:41About the rooms
- 2:42The process
- 3:26Themes
- 3:59Agenda
- 4:55Sample abstracts
- 5:06Dont try and hide
- 7:19Scratching material
- 7:49Best talk
- 8:40Abstract
- 10:00Summary
- 10:35Outro
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