Intros and Outros for your episodes
In this episode, I talk about Intros and Outros. What they are and what's best to include.
Intro : [1.35 min]
- Introduce yourself and the podcast
- What it's about
- Who's it for
Outro: [1.45 min]
- Thanks for listening
- CTA (what do you want them to do now? Follow you on IG, go to a Facebook group?)
- Ask them to like and subscribe
- Reference your show notes for the links etc.
You can pre-record them like me or include them each week in your show if you want to reference something different each week.
Timewise - Keep it to 30 secs/1 min. Not too long.
Music - choose some music that you like!
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Transcript
Welcome to podcasting one on one with me your host
Unknown:Rachel. This podcast is for female business owners and
Unknown:solopreneurs that are looking to start a podcast that add to your
Unknown:own already awesome offering. I'll give you helpful advice
Unknown:that you can take away and use in your podcasting journey. I
Unknown:hope to answer those tricky questions that just keep you
Unknown:from starting. Once a month, I'll be joined by other female
Unknown:podcasters. They'll share their journey with you and offer tips
Unknown:and advice they discovered along the way. Let's get started.
Unknown:Hi, and welcome to episode 17. This episode is looking at
Unknown:intros and outros. So as you've probably deduce the intro is
Unknown:where you introduce yourself. And that's goes at the beginning
Unknown:of the podcast and the outro is where you sign off. And that
Unknown:goes at the end of the podcast. For my podcast, I use an
Unknown:evergreen intro and outro which means it stays the same every
Unknown:week. I pre recorded this at the beginning of my podcast journey
Unknown:before I started making my episodes. And then when I edit,
Unknown:I put this intro and outro on my episodes. So what do you include
Unknown:in an intro and an outro? So in an intro, I'd recommend that you
Unknown:introduce yourself and the podcast. Tell the listener what
Unknown:it's about and who it's for. And then the outro you sign off?
Unknown:Thanks for listening, then you have a call to action. What do
Unknown:you want them to do now? Do you want them to follow you on
Unknown:Instagram? Do you want them to go to a Facebook group? Do you
Unknown:want them to DM you? Let them know what to do and where to do
Unknown:it. Ask them to like and subscribe to your show. Perhaps
Unknown:reference your show notes for the links if they want to remind
Unknown:them they can go to your show notes. You can include you can
Unknown:do this every week. If you want to you can do a live sign off if
Unknown:you prefer if you want to add specific details in for the next
Unknown:episodes or what's coming up. Or you can pre record them, which
Unknown:is what I've done timewise I would keep it to 30 seconds to a
Unknown:minute. You don't want it too long. Because people might lose
Unknown:interest and switch off before the end. As you can tell by my
Unknown:intro, I have some music and most podcasts that you'll listen
Unknown:to have a bit of music when they're intro and outro. So
Unknown:choose some music that you like I use you can get some music for
Unknown:free or very little for the licence. I use. I have used a
Unknown:company called melody leaps. So I will link that in the show
Unknown:notes. And I have also come across a guy on LinkedIn that
Unknown:provides music for podcasts. I think it's the scared cat. I
Unknown:will link that in the show notes as well. What I'd recommend you
Unknown:do is to just listen to a few different podcasts and have a
Unknown:think about their intros and outros what kind of information
Unknown:they give. What do you like about it? What do you not like
Unknown:about it? And then I would use this to shape your own intro and
Unknown:outro. So that's quite a short and sweet episode this week. And
Unknown:there's not much detail to the intros and outros. They are very
Unknown:simple. You can update them as you go along. As your podcast
Unknown:evolves, perhaps if you have got a new Facebook group now you'd
Unknown:like them to go into, you can include that you can update your
Unknown:your intro and outro. And I would recommend that you do that
Unknown:just to make sure that it's relevant. I mean, if it's still
Unknown:relevant when you first recorded it absolutely fine. But just
Unknown:bear that in mind. If your podcast is starting to evolve.
Unknown:It would be good just to review your intro and outro at
Unknown:different times. As always, if you have any questions about
Unknown:this topic or you'd like to get in touch, then please do I love
Unknown:to hear from you. And take it easy catch you next time
Unknown:Welcome to podcasting one on one with me your host Rachel. This
Unknown:podcast is for female business owners and solopreneurs that are
Unknown:looking to start a podcast that add to your own already awesome
Unknown:offering. I'll give you helpful advice that you can take away
Unknown:and use in your podcasting journey. I hope to answer those
Unknown:tricky questions that just keep you from starting once a month
Unknown:I'll be joined by other female podcasters. They'll share that
Unknown:journey with you and offer tips and advice they discovered along