Podcast Movement
Podnews supporterPodcast Movement (PM) is an annual conference for the podcast industry. It is one of the largest gatherings of participants in podcasting, with over 3,000 attendees in 2019. Described as "for podcasters, by podcasters", it focuses on collaboration and networking among attendees, in addition to education and encouragement. Wikipedia
Website: podcastmovement.com
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About Podcast Movement
Podcast Movement began in 2014, when four podcasters and entrepreneurs had an idea. With a Kickstarter campaign and a positive attitude, they set out to create a vibrant event “for podcasters, by podcasters.” In the years since, PM has grown with the community's support to become the ultimate annual destination for diverse speakers, education, networking, and groovy parties.
Latest news
- Aug 13: Podcast Movement has revealed featured speakers for the event in NYC in September. Among the speakers are Greg Glenday, the CEO of Acast, beehiiv's Ainsley Rossitto, and our Editor, James Cridland. Sounds Profitable's Tom Webster will also be unveiling new research. Tickets are available now.
- Aug 12: Backyard Ventures, which Acast acquired today, spoke at Podcast Movement last year on earning revenue beyond ad reads - a 360-degree monetisation strategy "that scales".
- Aug 11: Want to reach Gen Z and Gen Alpha with podcasts? Gogo Zoger shared growth strategies at Podcast Movement in Dallas last year.
- Aug 10: Publishers, advertisers and platforms shape public discourse and podcasting has a responsibility in this so-called Age of Division. The New Town Square was a session earlier this year at Podcast Movement Evolutions.
- Aug 7: The podcast world is growing up, suggested Traci de Forge and Jenn Trepeck from the Podcast Professionals Association at Podcast Movement last year. The new standards emerging around monetization, audience trust, creator ethics, and brand partnerships — and what independent podcasters, agencies, and networks need to do to stay competitive and credible in a maturing ecosystem.
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