With Dynamic Voicenotes, you can record your message once - and Sendr will personalize it with each lead’s name automatically. It’s a powerful, human touch without the repetitive work.
Here’s how to get started + best practices to get the most out of this feature:
How It Works
Record a voice note
Go to either the Header or Focus Message section and record your audio. Use a random first name when referencing your lead - for example, “Hey John, just wanted to say…”Click "Add Magic"
Once your audio is recorded, click the Add Magic button, and make the name you mentioned a first-name variable, and you can also add a sample name and test it.Done!
When your landing page is viewed, the audio will play using your voice - mentioning each prospect’s name.
Best Practices for Dynamic Voicenotes
To help you get the best results with your Dynamic Audio, here are a few tips:
Use your laptop’s built-in mic (not Bluetooth headsets)
Laptop mics typically deliver clearer and more consistent audio quality than wireless earbuds or Bluetooth devices.Minimize background noise
Try to record in a quiet space to avoid distractions or unwanted sounds in the background.Start small – test just a greeting
Begin by recording a simple greeting like “Hey John! Great to meet you.”
You can experiment with saying the lead’s name again later in the message, but this feature is still in Beta - so we recommend keeping it simple for now.Not happy with the result? Try again
If the voice clone doesn’t sound quite right, click Edit Greeting and re-run the process. Often, the model improves with a second or third try.
Let us know how you're using Dynamic Voicenotes - and keep experimenting! It's a powerful way to make your outreach sound personal, warm, and human.