Speak at JoyConf 2025
Share Your Story. Spark Connection. Spread Joy.
JoyConf is all about real people, real stories, and real impact—and we want to hear yours.
Whether you’re a developer crafting standout digital experiences, a marketer leading powerful campaigns, or someone at the intersection of both, your voice has a place here.
We're inviting you to submit your talk ideas for either JoyConf New York or Los Angeles.
This is your chance to take the stage, inspire your peers, and show how you're turning content into connection.
- 🗓 Deadline: 25 July 2025
- 🎤 Format: 20-minute talk (optional Q&A)
What We're Looking For
We're especially excited about user stories—talks that show, not just tell. If you’ve overcome a challenge, built something cool, changed how your team works, or discovered a better way to do things with Storyblok (or in your digital world more broadly), we want to hear it. Here are some idea starters to spark your thinking:
👩💻 For Developers
- How you solved a technical challenge using headless architecture.
- Creative ways you’ve used Storyblok in your tech stack.
- Frontend performance tips, dev workflows, or build systems you love.
- Open source contributions or community projects.
- How you helped your marketing team move faster with the right structure.
JoyConf dev talks are about real code, clean builds, and community insights—not product pitches or theory.
📣 For Marketers
- Building content operations that scale (without burning out your team).
- Case studies on content-driven growth or lead-gen wins.
- Cross-functional success stories—especially with developers or design.
- Channel-agnostic content strategies that actually work.
- How you’re using headless to future-proof your brand.
JoyConf marketing talks are about storytelling, strategy, and joyful collaboration—especially the messy bits we all learn from.
🙋♀️ Why Speak
- Position yourself as a thought leader.
- Give back to the community that helped you grow.
- Inspire and be inspired by real people doing big things.
- Be part of something joyful—and not just another conference. You don’t need to be famous.