This article covers features from an earlier version of Vois. The content is kept for reference, but some functionality described here has been replaced in Vois 2.0.
See what's new in Vois 2.0Crafting the Perfect Podcast Intro with Voice Techniques
Praney BehlTLDR:Start with energy (short punchy sentences), pause before your hook (line break or ellipsis), slow down for the value promise (longer sentences), then pick up speed for the transition.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should a podcast intro be?
15-30 seconds for established shows, 30-60 seconds for new podcasts building recognition. Shorter is almost always better.
Should I use the same intro every episode?
A consistent audio signature helps with recognition, but vary the content tease. Same format, fresh hook.
Written by
Praney Behl
Founder
Creator of Vois, passionate about making voice production accessible to everyone.
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