10-Minute Marketing: write a case study
I know some people avoid writing case studies, but personally I love them. They are a great way to document project details and results (trust me, you will eventually forget them otherwise) They help share your expertise and allow clients and prospects to see how you can help them.
Case studies should include client background, the challenge, your solution and results. They can be included in a marketing piece you send to prospects or added to your website or blog.
See an example of one of my case studies on my blog.
This week’s 10-Minute Marketing task:
Write a case study for one of your projects.
TIP: keep your writing focused on the client, not yourself.
See this article from Ed Gandia for super useful case study writing tips.
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I know some people avoid writing case studies, but personally I love them. They are a great way to document project details and results (trust me, you will eventually forget them otherwise) They help share your expertise and allow clients and prospects to see how you can help them.
Case studies should include client background, the challenge, your solution and results. They can be included in a marketing piece you send to prospects or added to your website or blog. See an example of one of my case studies on my blog.