8 project guides

Start with what the line has to do.

Explainers, hooks, support, story work, updates, offers, quiet reads, and trailers. Each page has a small test built around that one job.

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Faceless YouTube explainer voice

Longer scripts give a weak voice nowhere to hide. I would start with these three.

3 voices

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Short-form hook voice

The first 12 seconds are enough to tell whether the pace works.

3 voices

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Product onboarding and support voice

Use one real instruction from the product. That tells you more than a demo sentence.

2 voices

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Folklore and story narration

For a story where place and mood matter as much as the facts.

3 voices

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News updates and event coverage

Names, dates, and the actual update should survive the first listen.

3 voices

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Sales demos and creator offers

The hook can be loud. The explanation still has to sound like a person.

3 voices

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Guided relaxation and close narration

Test this quietly, on the device the listener will actually use.

3 voices

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Animated stories and trailers

Run the reveal with no score under it. You will know fast.

3 voices