For those who are not familiar with a podcast outro, it’s the end bit of the episode where the host wraps things up. How you execute your outro is really up to and comes down to personal preference. However, we do have a few ideas for you to keep in mind, such as keeping your outro brief, using it as a quick summary for that audience, and thanking your listeners for support. Remember, a quick show of appreciation goes a long way in developing a loyal audience and showing them that you care.
Key Points From This Episode:
- Use your outro as an opportunity to give your listeners a summary of the episode.
- Make sure to keep your outro brief and informative.
- The importance of thanking your listeners for their support of the show.
- Strategically place any calls to action in the outro as a reminder to your audience.
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