A good case study will gain 40% conversion rate from customer.
Great case studies tell compelling stories - Content marketing
- What challenges, problem and issue were experiencing before working with the company?
- Who was affected by this challenge and what impact did it have?
- How did the company address this challenge? (What solution did they come up with?)
- How did it work?
- What has changed positively since implementing this solution?
Interviewing customer for a case study? Start with these question
- Write a title that grabs readers’ attention. You will use this in promoting the case study.
- Focus on the people at the heart of the story, as people are primed to respond to people’s stories.
- Use sensory and emotional words where appropriate to get people engaged with your case study.
- Stick to the facts while avoiding marketing hype.
- If there are setbacks or surprises you encountered while implementing the solution, include these. It will make the case study more credible.
- Make sure readers can skim the content by including sub-headings.
- Create a summary that you can use both as part of the case study and for promoting it.
Experiment with case study formats to attract different customer
- Video case studies
- Slideshows
- Infographics
- Podcasts
How to Promote Your Case Study
- Create a landing page for your case study (or a page that’s a home for all your case studies).
- Use the summary you created earlier as a teaser for the case study.
- Extract key statistics, charts and quotes to use as part of a social media marketing campaign.
- Write a blog post outlining some interesting aspects of the case study.
- If you have done an interview, use some of the information you weren’t able to include as a teaser.
- Highlight case studies on relevant pages of your website or within other resources.
- Include them in your newsletter.
- Re-purpose them from the original format into another type of content.
- Take copies of case studies to business networking events.
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