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Top 4 Reasons Why Case Studies are Important for Your Brand
In a survey of 121 SaaS marketers, they ranked case studies the #1 most effective marketing tactic to increase sales. That beat out their general website content, SEO, blog posts, and social media!
But it’s not just a piece made for B2B SaaS brands. It’s something every brand can implement for generating leads and traffic or gaining thought-leader clout. Need more convincing to create case studies? Here are the top 4 reasons case studies are important:
- They demonstrate your expertise: Case studies are a chance to show off your knowledge in a niche, the results you got for past clients, or just your overall expertise in your general industry. They are also great for standing out amongst competitors that don’t have any.
- They can show social proof: Customers love reading what other customers have to say about something before they bought it. So take your best reviews and testimonials and turn them into more advanced UGC.
- They can help your sales funnel: If you have a unique product, service, or process, you may need more than a quick 1-2-step to explain it. Help potential customers understand how you meet their needs with real world examples and visual aids in a case study.
- They can strengthen customer relationships: It can feel like a big ask for in-depth testimonials or interviews for a case study, but your client may be flattered to help. It shows you value the journey of their project and the outcome.
Case studies can be used for SEO-boosting content, gated content for collecting leads, and can even end up being shared in a way that gets your brand more recognition. There’s really no downsides to making them! Check out the full post by Uplift Content for more case study deets and their checklist for good ones.
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Metrimo
It can never hurt to get a second opinion, right? If you’re not a fan of the new GA happenings, check out Metrimo.
Metrimo offers web analytics with a major focus on privacy. That way you can still get real-time data you need to make informed decisions about your design or content, without compromising the privacy of your users. Just like GA, advanced features do come with a price tag, but try Metrimo for free to see what’s up!
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Mother Pressure
Dove has put out this moving ad about their partnership with Postpartum Support International. Motherhood can be beautiful, ugly, hard, and definitely comes with pressures. There are still things moms feel ashamed to talk about around postpartum mental health and Dove wants to open up the dialogue.
