This summer and into the fall I’m doing quite a tour of PodCamps and conferences. I’ve been to Boston, I’ll be in Philadelphia, Montreal, San Francisco, Pittsburgh and possibly Denver. It’s left me a lot of time to think about how these conferences can improve the experiences that their communities have. This is just a short list of things I’ve observed and heard from speaking to people who have gone to more of these than I.

Smart Social Media Marketing Panel Discussion – Greg Verdino, Doug Haslam, Adam Broitman, and Philip Robertson
Greg Verdino on Twitter: @gregverdino
Doug Haslam on Twitter: @DougH
Adam Broitman on Twitter: @AdamBroitman
Philip Robertson on Twitter: @BritRock
Description: It’s no secret that more and more marketers are looking for ways to engage consumers directly through social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, [...]

Professional Audio Techniques; Taking your Podcast to the next level.
by David Fisher (www.whatisnoise.com)
David Fisher on Twitter: @Tibbon
Got a Podcast? You know the basics, now come learn to do things faster, more efficiently and best of all how to make it sound more professional.
David Fisher’s presentation was a list of 12 items for experienced podcasters to [...]

How to Grab, Hold and Grow a Loyal Audience: Makeing Your Content So Compelling They Keep Coming Back by Stever Robbins.
Stever Robbin’s Podcast, the Get It Done Guy
To start off the presentation, Stever mentions there will be handouts at the end. There’s a reason that he will give the handouts at the end and he’ll [...]

This post is meant to start a discussion. I have a deep respect for everyone that put work into organizing Podcamp Boston 3. I’m sure it’s difficult to organize a conference the size of the one this past weekend and I appreciate everyone who contributed to getting it together.
My impression of Podcamp Boston 3 is [...]