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Title:

Business Development Evolvement.
Keep it short. Develop a succinct but interesting project name you can give the work you did with your subject.

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Subtitle:
Use this copy to briefly elaborate on the accomplishment. What was done? The case study itself will explain how you got there.

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Executive Summary:
A 2-4 sentence summary of the entire story. You'll want to follow it with 2-3 bullet points that display metrics showcasing success.

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About the Subject:
An introduction to the person or company you served, which can be pulled from a LinkedIn Business profile or client website.

 

Challenges and Objectives:
A 2-3 paragraph description of the customer's challenges, prior to using your product or service. This section should also include the goals or objectives the customer set out to achieve.

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How Service Helped:
A 2-3 paragraph section that describes how your product or service provided a solution to their problem.

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Results:
A 2-3 paragraph testimonial that proves how your product or service specifically benefited the person or company, and helped achieve its goals. Include numbers to quantify your contributions.

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Supporting Visuals or Quotes:
Pick one or two powerful quotes that you would feature at the bottom of the sections above, as well as a visual that supports the story you are telling.

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Future Plans:
Everyone likes an epilogue. Comment on what's ahead for your case study subject, whether or not those plans involve you.

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Call to action:
Not every case study needs a CTA, but putting a passive one at the end of your case study can encourage your readers to take an action on your website after learning about the work you've done.