Connect. Engage. Get Noticed.

The real magic of the FUELD Conference doesn’t just stay in the rooms. It lives on Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter/X and YouTube, where our global community keeps the conversation going. We’re always on the lookout for moments that spark curiosity, creativity, and connection.

Speaking on stage, showing off your brand at the exhibit hall, or sharing an aha moment in a keynote session? If it’s happening, we want to capture it.

Our social media brings the tech and marketing conference experience to life in real time. And if you’re part of FUELD, you’re already part of the story.

Straight From Our Attendees

Want To Be
Featured?

We love putting the spotlight on our attendees. Here's how you can show up on our socials:

Get in touch

  • Come ready to share. Whether it's your setup, your insight, or your moment
  • Capture and tag us in your posts, from arrival to aha moments
  • Share your POV: That one-liner, demo, or pitch might just go viral
  • Join discussions: Join live Q&As, panel convos, or audience challenges
  • Use our official hashtags: #fueldconf #martech #marketingevent #techsummit
Most of all, be real. We celebrate substance over polish
Our team is always online and on the ground. Don’t worry about perfect angles. Just bring the energy!

Here’s What You Need To Know

1. What will I find on your tech and marketing summit’s social media during the event?

You’ll get real-time updates, key takeaways from sessions, behind-the-scenes clips, exhibitor highlights, speaker quotes, and attendee moments from across the venue.

2. Can I be featured on your social platforms?

Yes. Just tag us and use #FUELD2Conf in your posts. Whether you're sharing your booth, a session highlight, or a quick insight, our team is always looking for content to repost.

3. Who do you usually feature — only speakers and sponsors?

No. We highlight anyone bringing value to our tech and marketing event, from attendees, marketers, tech professionals, founders, or creators. If it’s interesting or relevant, we’ll consider it.

4. Which social platform is best for following live coverage?

Twitter/X is ideal for real-time updates. Instagram offers quick visuals and reels. LinkedIn is best for professional insights, while YouTube covers sessions and recaps.

5. Should I start posting before the event begins?

Yes. We begin coverage well in advance, including speaker reveals, agenda drops, and pre-event conversations. Posting early increases your chances of being noticed.