Looking for other ways to say stay tuned? “Stay tuned” is a handy phrase when more news is coming. But using it again and again can sound dull. A fresh phrase can add excitement, or make your message more polite.
Here are 19 simple options, grouped by situation. Choose the one that fits your message and your readers.
Other Ways to Say Stay Tuned in Formal Situations
Use these in official notices, emails, and announcements.
- More information will follow. “More information will follow in the coming days.”
- Further details will be announced shortly. “Further details will be announced shortly.”
- Please watch for our updates. “Please watch for our updates next week.”
- We will keep you informed. “We will keep you informed of any changes.”
- Updates will be shared soon. “Updates will be shared soon on our website.”
Other Ways to Say Stay Tuned for Business and Marketing
These fit brand posts, newsletters, and product news.
- Watch this space. “A new product is coming. Watch this space.”
- Coming soon. “Our new app is coming soon.”
- More to come. “That was just the first part. More to come.”
- Keep an eye out for updates. “Keep an eye out for updates from us.”
- Follow along for updates. “Follow along for updates on the launch.”
Casual Ways to Say Stay Tuned
These are good for friends, social media, and quick chats.
- More soon. “I’ll share the photos. More soon.”
- Hang tight. “Hang tight. News is on the way.”
- Check back later. “Check back later for the results.”
- Stick around. “Stick around, there is more to see.”
- Don’t go anywhere. “Don’t go anywhere. The best part is next.”
Friendly and Exciting Ways to Say Stay Tuned
Use these when you want to build excitement.
- Big news is on the way. “Big news is on the way, so stay close.”
- We can’t wait to share more. “We can’t wait to share more with you.”
- Exciting things are ahead. “Exciting things are ahead for our team.”
- You’ll want to see what’s next. “You’ll want to see what’s next!”
Tips for Using These Phrases
A good “stay tuned” message makes people want to come back. Keep these tips in mind:
- Say when the next update will come, like “next Friday.”
- Do not promise more than you can share.
- Match the phrase to your audience. A formal notice needs a calm tone, and a social post can be playful.
- Many of these also work as friendly email endings. For more closings, see our guide on other ways to say best regards.
Other Ways to Say Stay Tuned: Quick FAQ
What does “stay tuned” mean?
It means “keep watching or waiting, because more news is coming.” The phrase comes from radio and TV, when people had to stay tuned to a channel.
Is “stay tuned” formal or casual?
It is fairly casual. For formal writing, “More information will follow” or “We will keep you informed” sounds better.
What is a good short way to say stay tuned?
“More soon” and “Coming soon” are short and clear. They work well in captions and posts.
Final Thoughts
Now you have many other ways to say stay tuned, from calm, formal lines to fun and exciting ones. Each one gives your message a slightly different feel.
Pick the phrase that fits your audience, and add a date when you can. People like to know when to come back.
And always keep your promise. If you say “more soon,” make sure the next update really arrives.