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"Writing Killer Case Studies" - 5 new articles

  1. Twitter Handle
  2. Winning in a Tight Market
  3. Please disregard previous post
  4. How to Use Case Studies
  5. Sizzling Case Study Usage
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Hi All: In addition to this blog, I'll also be using http://twitter.com/mrcasestudy to communicate with the world. Please join me - David


Winning in a Tight Market

I have met the enemy and it's (yikes!) me. I can't stand it when I succumb to the media's ongoing maudlin tone. That said, I don't know why I worry; we'll probably all be dead from the swine flu before next Tuesday...But seriously, these are tough times in the business world. But that doesn't necessarily mean they are horrible for me. Even though business is slow, there are still clients.As a



Please disregard previous post

Sorry there's no link in the previous post. I'm working on managing the software - David


How to Use Case Studies

Thought I'd pass this excellent article along to my fellow case study writers.Written marcom whiz Cheryl J. Goldberg, this newsletter story lays out how to leverage case studies. I call in money in the bank.


Sizzling Case Study Usage

I may have mentioned this use for case studies some time ago, but it's worth bringing the subject up again.Case studies juice up direct mail pieces beyond belief.This week, alone, I've written four case studies that are being used specifically to woo businesses into a non-profit organization. Here's how it works. A letter is crafted for the non-profit that highlights several communication points.


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