Every profile looks the same.
Photo. Name. Title. Links. Nobody remembers either of you. A 30-second voice intro changes that. They hear who you are before they've even dialled.
1. Write a brief outline
Scout asks for a brief outline of what you want to say, then writes you a script.
2. Record and hear it back
Record your intro. V1CE cleans up the audio automatically before you hear it back. Natural normalisation. No worries. You hear yourself on your best day.
3. It lives on your page
Anyone who visits your V1CE page hears your intro alongside your photo, bio, and links. All in one place.
Case Study
I was sceptical. The final version was 28 seconds. Three people mentioned it in the first week. Nobody had ever mentioned my LinkedIn bio.
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Ernesto B
Financial Advisor
Got questions? We've got answers
Everything you need to know about Voice Intros in V1CE.
Everyone does at first. After V1CE cleans up the audio, before you hear it back, you're not listening to a raw phone recording. Most people record 2-3 takes. That's fine.
Scout gives you a suggested script based on what you do and who you're trying to reach. You're not starting from a blank page. You're editing from a starting point.
Somewhere between 20 and 40 seconds is the sweet spot. Long enough to say something meaningful. Short enough that people actually listen to the whole thing.
Yes. You can update your voice intro any time from your V1CE dashboard. Change your intro as your focus changes, or re-record if you want a fresher version.