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Voice Clip and Template Analytics: See Which Message Worked
Compare two or more voice clips and message templates on real listening time, key presses and replies, so every campaign starts from your best version.
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Voice clip and template analytics show which version of your message performed better. Smart Growth AI tracks how long people listened to each IVR voice clip and how many pressed a key, and compares WhatsApp and RCS templates on replies and button taps. You can keep the winning clip and template for the next campaign instead of guessing.
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Listening time, per clip
See how long people stayed on each voice clip, so you know which opening line kept them and which one lost them.
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Replies, per template
Compare WhatsApp and RCS templates on replies and button taps, not just on delivery, to see which one people acted on.
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Better each round
Keep the stronger version, change one thing, test again. Over a season your messages get sharper without extra spend.
Small changes, big differences
Two voice clips can carry the same information and get very different results. One opens with "Hello, this is a message from ABC Institute." The other opens with "Admissions for B.Sc Nursing in Mangaluru close on 30th June." The second tells the listener straight away whether the call is for them. Which works better for your audience? Without data, it is a guess. With voice clip analytics, it is a fact you can see.
What we measure for voice clips
Every IVR call in a Smart Growth AI campaign records how long the person listened. For each clip, you can see:
- How listening time spreads out, for example how many dropped off in the first 10 seconds, how many stayed 10 to 25 seconds, and how many listened 25 seconds or more
- Key presses, meaning how many people pressed 1 or 2 to talk to an agent or ask for details
- Leads produced by each clip once follow-up is counted
These same listening bands drive what happens next in the campaign, so a clip that keeps people listening also sends more of them to the right follow-up.
What we measure for templates
For WhatsApp templates and RCS cards, we compare:
- Replies and quick-reply button taps
- Link or call-button taps
- Which template brought more people into a conversation with your team
How to run a fair test
Change one thing at a time
If clip A has a different opening, a different voice and a different offer from clip B, you will not know which change made the difference. Keep the rest the same.
Split the list fairly
Each version should go to a similar mix of people, such as the same cities and the same type of contact, at similar times of day. We set this up for you inside the campaign.
Wait for enough calls
A handful of calls can mislead. Let each version run long enough that the difference is clear before switching.
Ideas worth testing
- Opening with the institute name versus opening with the course and city
- A male voice versus a female voice
- English versus Kannada, Hindi or Tamil
- "Press 1 to talk to a counsellor" said once at the end versus twice
- A WhatsApp template with one video versus one with a short carousel of videos
If you are writing a clip from scratch, our guide on how to write a 30-second IVR script is a good starting point.
Where the results show up
Clip and template comparisons appear in your AI campaign report, next to cost per lead and the lead list. That way you can see not only which clip people listened to longer, but whether those extra seconds actually turned into more leads.
How this fits the Smart Growth AI Campaign
In the Smart Growth AI Campaign, listening time decides who gets what. Under 10 seconds means no paid follow-up. Between 10 and 25 seconds means an RCS carousel. Over 25 seconds means a WhatsApp template with course videos. Pressing 1 means a live agent. A clip that keeps more people listening past those lines naturally moves more of your list into the interested groups. That is why improving the clip is one of the simplest ways to improve the whole campaign.
Curious how your current recording would do? Share it with us on a demo call and we can suggest a second version to test against it.
FAQ
Questions people ask
How many voice clips can I test in one campaign?
Most teams test two clips at a time so the result is clear. You can try more, but each clip then gets fewer calls, which makes the comparison less reliable. We help you decide based on your list size.
Does listening time really show interest?
It is a useful signal. Someone who hangs up in five seconds is unlikely to be interested, while someone who listens to almost the whole clip usually is. We combine listening time with key presses and replies for a fuller picture.
Can I test WhatsApp templates the same way?
Yes. You can send two approved templates to similar groups and compare replies and button taps. Both templates need Meta approval before sending, so we usually prepare and submit them together a few days before the campaign.
Who records the voice clips?
You can record clips yourself or use a professional voice. We share tips on script length, clarity and the call to action, and review your clip with you before the campaign goes live, so problems are caught early.
Where do I see the comparison?
Results appear in your AI campaign report, alongside cost per lead and the lead list. You can see which clip or template won, how many leads each one produced and what each lead cost.
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