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Evidence of what you have done.

WHAT A GOOD CASE STUDY CONTAINS

Who the client was What problem they had What you did What resulted Their words, where possible

WHAT MAKES IT CREDIBLE

Specifics.

WHAT SPECIFICS LOOK LIKE

The actual figures, with permission.

WHAT VAGUENESS LOOKS LIKE

Significantly improved performance.

WHY IT FAILS

Any supplier could claim it.

WHAT TO LEAD WITH

The problem, not your company.

WHY

Readers recognise themselves in the problem.

HOW LONG

Short enough to be read: a page at most.

WHAT TO INCLUDE ABOUT DIFFICULTIES

Something that was hard.

WHY

Flawless accounts are not believed.

WHAT PERMISSION TO OBTAIN

Written, for the client's name, any figures, and any quotation.

WHY WRITTEN

Verbal permission is disputed later.

WHAT TO DO IF THEY DECLINE NAMING

Describe them by sector and size.

WHAT A TESTIMONIAL SHOULD BE

Their words, unedited in substance.

WHAT TO NEVER DO

Write it for them and ask them to approve it Invent one

WHY

It is detectable, and it is fraud.

HOW TO GET A GOOD ONE

Ask specific questions, and use the answers.


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