For guests
See where your audience wants you.
Fans nominate you for shows. Every vote lands on your public page, ranked by show, with the questions they want asked.
Free. No sign-in to look.
You pitch shows cold. The demand sits elsewhere.
Fans ask for you in replies, threads and petitions. Nobody counts those asks, so no host sees them add up.
Your speaker page
One page. Every ask, counted.
Every nominated person has one: the shows fans want them on, the questions, and the fans behind them.
Proof
The shows that want you, ranked by votes. Put the link in any pitch.
Prep
The questions fans want asked, ranked, before you sit down.
Reach
The fans behind each ask, by name. Every share carries your name to their followers.
Find your page.
Search your name or @handle. If fans have nominated you, your page is already there.
Searches the full dLogos speaker directory.
The pitch
Stop asking. Show who’s asking.
Every pitch says I’d be a great guest. A nomination link shows how many people asked, and what they want asked.
An example pitch with example counts. The host decides who comes on.
Questions guests ask.
Is there already a page for me?
If fans have nominated you, yes. Every nominated person has a public speaker page, and the directory holds many other public figures too. Search your name or @handle to find yours.
Can I ask for a show myself?
Yes. Start a nomination with your name and the show you want, then share it with your audience. Each person who votes adds to the public count.
Does this get me booked?
No. The host decides who comes on. A nomination makes the demand visible and countable, so you and the host both see how many people asked and what they want discussed.
What does it cost?
Nothing. Your page, the nominations for you and their share cards are free.
Do I control what gets asked?
Fans file and vote on the questions, and the host runs the conversation. You can read the whole list before you sit down.
What if I don’t want a nomination to exist?
Write to team@dlogos.xyz with a link to the page and tell us what you want changed. A nomination shows that people asked. It never obliges you to anything.
Your audience already asked.
Find your page, then share it. Every follower who votes adds to a count the host can see.
