How to make the most of Podcast Movement (as an introvert) with Jared Easley
Is your podcasting journey feeling a little lonely and disconnected from not having a community? Do you feel stuck on how to get your first (or next) collaboration? Then this episode with Jared Easley, Co-Founder of Podcast Movement, is for you!
Jared Easley is the Co-Founder of Podcast Movement, the world's largest gathering of new and experienced podcasters. He is also the host of Starve the Doubts, a top-rated business podcast with millions of downloads.
This is Jared Easley's story...
“Podcast movement was an idea that started from my business partner Dan Frank's and myself. We were hobbyist podcasters and noticed there wasn't a place for podcasters to go to have community and learn from each other.
We decided to put together a small event in Dallas and it caught fire. People trusted it and started to come.
Now we're in a position where we get amazing speakers, we get amazing people involved, and it's every niche so that podcasters at every level can come together to connect and collaborate.”
In this episode, you will learn the following:
- The story of how Jared and his business partner Dan Frank started Podcast Movement in response to a need they saw in the podcasting community
- The unique way Podcast Movement created trust with other podcasters and grew into one of the largest podcast conferences in the world
- How Podcast Movement brings together podcasters from diverse backgrounds and niches, creating opportunities for in-person collaboration and connection
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