Episode 13

How to build the perfect podcast intro and outro

Having a professional podcast intro and outro can be the difference between sounding like you've thrown something together and sounding like a professional show.


If you want to create a complex version with a lot of bells and whistles you'll probably need to hire someone or you can go with a simple version using only music.


Either way, you need a podcast intro and outro to book end your show and make sure it sounds professional.


In this episode, I explain how to build the perfect intro and outro for your show and some things to look out for if you're hiring an audio producer.


Resources...

Episode show notes... https://rachelcorbett.com.au/blog/podcast-intro-and-outro/

My podcast guide... http://podcastguide.com.au/

My online podcasting course... https://podschool.com.au/

The resources page of my website... https://rachelcorbett.com.au/resources/


About me...


My name is Rachel Corbett and I’ve worked professionally for over two decades in radio and podcasting.

I’ve worked in front of the mic hosting radio shows for some of the biggest networks in Australia and I’ve been at the helm of over ten podcasts including Google Australia’s first podcast, Rethink.


I’ve also worked behind the scenes as Head of Podcasts for two major audio networks - Mamamia and Nova Entertainment where I’ve overseen the development and production of over 50 shows. And I have my own online podcasting course, PodSchool.


So if you're looking for someone who knows what they're talking about when it comes to podcasting, you've come to the right place.


Get in touch...


Twitter: @RachelCorbett

Facebook: @RachCorbett

Instagram: @_RachelCorbett

Website: www.rachelcorbett.com

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Rachel Corbett

Rachel Corbett is a podcasting expert, entrepreneur and media professional with over 20 years experience in television, radio, podcasting and print.

The first half of her career was spent as a breakfast and drive host working for some of the biggest radio stations in Australia before moving her focus to podcasting.

Over ten years Rachel has established herself as a leading expert in podcasting in Australia as Head of Podcasts for two major audio networks – Mamamia and currently Nova Entertainment.

She’s also hosted over ten podcasts and is the Founder of the online podcasting course, PodSchool.

Rachel is currently a regular panellist and occasional host on Channel 10’s nightly news show, The Project and she’s worked as a TV presenter/panellist on shows including Q&A, Have You Been Paying Attention, The Morning Show, Weekend Sunrise, The Today Show, Weekend Today, Paul Murray Live and Studio 10.

She’s also worked as a writer and has been published in The Huffington Post, The Daily Telegraph, News.com.au, Mamamia, The Collective, and Body + Soul