Last week, I shared with you some tips on how to create a punchy, pithy and profitable podcast intro. Now, I give you tips on how to do the same with your outro.
In this 4 minute audio, I share with you a few keys on how to make your podcast outro a success. Learn what costly mistakes you need to avoid so you can grow your audience.
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Leesa, you are absolutely dead on with your remarks on what to do and what not to do with your outro. We realized that giving the audience to much information at the closing does in fact confuse them making them say no. Excellent advice!
Excellent information Leesa. The audio was concise and succinct. As I develop my new podcast on how businesses can get free publicity, I will make sure to use these useful tips. You continue to set the standard as a new media specialist. I find it interesting that many of my associates don’t even see the value in blogging or podcasting. I’m trying to get them up to speed!! By the way, can you recommend a blogging expert for an interview?
Keep up the great work!
Thanks for explaining about the importance of the outro… it’s similar when writing in the resource box for article submissions. That was a great tip of only getting people to do one thing at the end of a call rather than lots of different things.