Voices
What organisers and audiences say
Christian Dietz has spoken on stages including OMT, Campixx, Digital Bash and AFS+, and was a guest on the OMT podcast (episode 295: “Marken machen Moneten”, in German). In the OMT speaker portal, participants rate him 4.9 out of 5 stars, with full marks for stage presence.
What organisers say
“At LABS.connect the room was full of founders, business owners and investors. Not an easy crowd, and Christian still won everyone over. Weeks later people were still talking about FRED. We’re having him back.”
Jörg GudatManaging Director, LABS.ruhr · translated from German“In the end, our properties are bought on gut feeling. Christian showed us what happens in our customers’ heads at that very moment. Since then we have presented our projects better and more efficiently.”
Georg W. Mehring-SchlegelManaging Director, TRIONI · translated from German“Christian had a full room on our main stage in Mainz completely with him. He explains neuromarketing in a way that makes marketers do something differently the very next day. That’s why he keeps coming back to OMT.”
Mario JungFounder, OMT · translated from GermanFrom the audience
★★★★★“Christian combines storytelling, neuromarketing and the reality of SMEs into a talk that inspires, activates and can be put to use straight away.”
★★★★★“Didactically outstanding, with an unforgettable dose of wit. Neuromarketing at his best”
★★★★★“Expertise delivered in an entertaining way, real added value for every listener. Christian Dietz explains the aspects of neuromarketing so vividly and entertainingly that you simply have to listen.”
Stage presence: 5.0 / 5 in the OMT speaker portal
4.94 / 5 from 13 seminar and talk reviews on ProvenExpert
“Square. Practical. Good. His talks are always very vivid and go straight into your head.”
“The great thing about the talk is that Christian does the extra work for you and turns theoretical knowledge into genuinely practical recommendations.”
“Top speaker. Lots of takeaways. Likeable and concrete.”
“Very vivid. Lightness, understanding, humour.”
“Gripping keynote. A dangerously good talk: you come to listen, laugh more than expected, take more notes than planned and go home with far more ideas.”
“Christian designed the neuromarketing seminar brilliantly! It was a great experience and I took away a lot that helps me in my work.”
“Christian got me right in the brain :-) You understood straight away what it was about and why it makes sense.”
“I couldn’t look away, I love these visual slides.”
“Nicely and vividly presented! Incredibly pleasant voice!!”
“A very stimulating talk, great energy, lovely slides!”
What people write about Christian Dietz on LinkedIn
- LinkedIn · 25 September 2026
Translated from GermanBeatrix KlugeMarketing specialist, Volksbank Ruhr Mitte eGView post on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)“Conversion is sometimes psychology. Christian Dietz looked at the three biggest conversion killers – and once again showed that optimisation is not just numbers, tests and technical tweaks. People stay people. Even in an online shop, I saw myself in it.”
- LinkedIn · 6 March 2026
Translated from GermanJulian PalmMarketing for finance and insuranceView post on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)“What stuck with me most was the masterclass by Christian Dietz. His 5x5 neuromarketing hacks were a real eye-opener.”
- LinkedIn · 28 September 2026
Translated from GermanEllen MaldenerMarketing Manager, Congress Centrum SaarView post on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)“What stuck with me most was the talk by Christian Dietz on neuromarketing. The three biggest conversion killers and the insight that our brain at some point simply says: ‘Stop, that’s too much now!’ An exciting look at how quickly we can overload people with information – and how important it is to adapt communication accordingly.”
- LinkedIn · 15 September 2026
Translated from GermanDenise KönigField Marketing Manager DACH, Lime TechnologiesView post on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)“The seminar with Christian was at least as captivating as the little trip back in time to Frankfurt. Lots of new terms, exciting insights into how our brain works in marketing and above all plenty of ideas that are now waiting to be put into practice.”
- LinkedIn · 6 March 2026
Translated from GermanAlbert JesseJunior Online Marketing Manager, OrizonView post on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)“Neuromarketing hacks by Christian Dietz: 25 small tricks such as priming, repetition or social proof show that people decide mainly emotionally.”
- LinkedIn · 25 September 2026
Translated from GermanOMTView post on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)“Christian Dietz drew attention to three neuropsychological hurdles that can keep customers on websites from buying.”
- LinkedIn · 6 March 2026
Translated from GermanNadja WondrichCommunications leadView post on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)“Next up were Christian Dietz and Fred with a few neuro hacks (I liked the graphics a lot, by the way)”
- LinkedIn · 28 September 2026
Translated from GermanUwe RollManaging Director, digitalikeView post on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)“It was also a great event otherwise, with exciting, eye-opening talks – among others by Christian Dietz on his conversion killers”
- LinkedIn · 6 March 2026
Translated from GermanKatrin MandischerStrategic marketing, collaborations and partnershipsView post on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)“Two great masterclasses, on consumer psychology by Chantal Sebrantke and on neuromarketing hacks by Christian Dietz.”
- LinkedIn · 28 September 2026
Translated from GermanAstrid UnverrichtTeam Lead Content Europe, Global MarketingView post on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)“Well-prepared speakers and engaging presentations, e.g. by Christian Dietz, Thomas Peham and Bruno Löw”
- LinkedIn · 7 March 2026
Translated from GermanNicolas SchenkmannDigital Manager DACH, L’OréalView post on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)“… new, interesting contacts like Christian Dietz and Chantal Sebrantke. Thanks for the short but great conversations!”
- LinkedIn · 11 September 2026
Translated from GermanMittelstand hautnah PodcastView post on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)“Christian Dietz explains in conversation with Christian Rahn which psychological mechanisms influence purchase decisions and where the limits of sensible use lie.”
Planning an event?
Then tell me about it. For questions you can reach me at anfrage@christiandietz.net.