How To Hook New Listeners and Create Better Podcast Intro's and Outro's

Send us Fan MailClipped is all about helping you launch, grow and monetize your podcast. So, on the show this week, I’m talking about how to use podcast intro's and outro's to hook in your listeners and build more engagement. I give you my game plan for creating great intro's and outro's, what kind of information they should contain, and why they’re so important. I also cover why keeping your intro and outro on the shorter side creates a better listening environment.   “If you can't get your intro across in 30 seconds, you need to rethink the way that you're opening the show and greeting people.” - Eric Montgomery   “Your podcast is a way to get listeners bought into your ecosystem where they're going to fall in love with you as a creator.” - Eric Montgomery   “Every show needs some kind of music.” - Eric Montgomery     Episode Highlights:  Techniques to use to grab listeners' attention at the top of your show How to use FOMO to keep your audience engaged How your music choices are detrimental to your brands identity The importance of Calls to Action and Offers in your intro/outro How to use a cold open to wet your listener's appetite Ways an outro can round off your show and help people find you/your guests online   Resources: Are you having trouble getting your podcast off the ground? Then you need The Four Pillars of Podcasting. This ebook breaks down the entire podcasting process into four pillars: pre-production, production, post-production, and launch. By reading through it and mastering each pillar, you’ll be fully equipped with what it takes to launch a successful podcast. Be sure to grab your copy today!   Some Of My Articles I Think You’ll Like: The Top 5 Audio Interfaces For Podcasters My Top 10 Podcast Microphones The Best Podcast Hosting Sites of 2022 How To Write Show Notes For Your Podcast   Connect with Me: Website Clipped Podcast LinkedIn Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube   If you guys have any podcast questions, shoot me an email at [email protected]. I love connecting with you guys. Shoot me your podcasting idea/podcast name and I’ll give you some honest feedback.