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How, When and Where Buyers Want Case Studies»

…say case studies/success stories are influential – Seventy-nine percent said case studies are moderately to very influential. More prefer written – Sixty-five percent said they prefer a written case study…

Do Buyers Still Read Case Studies?»

…tied with case studies in the #3 spot. In questions about the influence of case studies in the sales process, case studies were the second most influential type of content,…

Customer Case Studies: More Effective, Less Costly»

…produce? Response: Case studies came in second among the answers, with business/thought leadership white papers first. Why? Unfortunately, including customers in edits and approval of named case studies adds an…

Small Business Buyers Want Case Studies Too!»

…makers from larger firms were dramatically more likely to have consumed case studies (82 percent) than decision makers from smaller companies (59 percent).” Why is this? Here’s my theory… Case

The Risk of Stripping Down Customer Case Studies»

…content marketing, they want content. What about customer case studies? Among my clients and peers, the debate is whether buyers will read longer customer case studies. I firmly believe they…

3 Out of 4 B2B Companies Rely on Case Studies»

…Benchmarks, Budgets, and Trends — North America. • 73 percent of those surveyed indicate that they use case studies as part of their marketing mix. Case studies came in second,…

6 Ways to Make Over Your Case Studies in 2018»

Customer case studies and success stories are still among the most in-demand items in a sales rep’s toolkit. But to influence prospects, they have to be compelling and hard-hitting. How…

Are You Prematurely Aging Your Case Studies?»

…into my customer case studies to keep readers engaged. But there’s a challenge with the “time” in customer case studies. Specific dates – particularly years – can age a case