ELEVENLABS VOICE DESIGN PROMPT Native English with a subtle, educated Nigerian accent that remains clear and internationally intelligible. Male, 40–50 years old. Broadcast-quality studio recording. Persona: trusted agricultural business adviser. Emotion: composed, concerned and encouraging. Warm baritone with rich chest resonance, smooth natural texture, clear consonants and close-microphone presence. Use deliberate conversational pacing at approximately 140–150 words per minute. Create brief pauses before important revelations. Deliver the problem sections with restrained urgency and the solutions with confident optimism. Sound credible, experienced and human—never theatrical, overly sales-oriented, stereotypical or robotic. VOICE NAME: FarmWiser Adviser RECOMMENDED SETTINGS: * Model: Eleven v3 * Speed: 0.96–1.0 * Guidance scale: approximately 35% * Stability, if available: 55–65% * Similarity, if available: 70–80% * Style exaggeration: low * Speaker boost: on, if it improves clarity * Output: WAV, 48 kHz * Target duration: 58–63 seconds TEXT TO PREVIEW: [serious] Your poultry farm is busy every day. Workers are active, feed is arriving and birds are being sold. [brief pause] But is the farm actually making money? Activity can look impressive while feed waste, missing inventory and unrecorded expenses quietly consume the profit. [confident] A profitable farm is not managed by pictures and promises. It is managed by accurate numbers, evidence and weekly reconciliation. FINAL NARRATION SCRIPT: [serious, direct] Your poultry farm is busy every day. [brief pause] But is it actually making money? Workers are active. Feed is arriving. Birds are growing. Sales are happening. [slightly darker] But activity is not the same as profitability. The first profit leak is feed. If you don’t measure what enters the store, what leaves, and what the birds consume, you cannot control the expense. [measured] The second leak is inventory. Every bird must be accounted for through the current live count, sales, transfers, or mortality. The third leak is sales. The number of birds sold, the agreed price, and the payment received must match. [concerned] Then come transportation, medicine, labor, repairs, electricity, and market costs. Small expenses can quietly erase your margin. [confident, encouraging] Every week, reconcile six numbers: Your opening bird count. Feed used. Mortality. Birds or eggs sold. Expenses. And cash received. [brief pause] If the records don’t balance, investigate immediately. [firm] FarmWiser is being built to help remote owners manage with records instead of guesses. Visit FarmWiser through the link in the description—and follow us to run your farm like a real business. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: * FarmWiser: “Farm-Wy-zer” * Mortality: “mor-TAL-ih-tee” * Reconcile: “REK-un-syle” * Inventory: “IN-vuhn-tor-ee” * Profitability: “prof-it-uh-BIL-ih-tee” PERFORMANCE RULES: * Do not read the audio tags aloud. * Pause briefly after the opening question. * Stress “activity” and “profitability” differently. * Emphasize “feed,” “inventory,” “sales,” and “six numbers.” * Do not rush the six-number list. * Lower the tone slightly during the description of profit leaks. * Become more confident during the weekly-reconciliation solution. * Deliver the FarmWiser CTA naturally, not like a loud advertisement. * Generate three takes. * Reject takes with mispronunciations, exaggerated accents, robotic pauses or excessive dramatic delivery. * Select the take that sounds most like an experienced agricultural business adviser speaking directly to one farm owner.