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How to Create a First-Class Case Study | Ep. #149
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In Episode #149, Eric and Neil discuss how to create a first-class case study. Tune in to discover the ins and outs of a well-designed case study and how case studies will boost your marketing and draw in those quality leads you’ve been needing.
Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 - Today’s topic: How to Create a First-Class Case Study
00:40 – It is important to have a data that stands out
00:55 – Be specific with numbers
01:19 – Start your case study with the result 01:30 – If you’re doing an SEO, start with the results
01:48 – Neil’s sample headline is “Neil took me from $600K a year to $15M a year”
02:00 – Break down the solution
02:20 – Show people how they can do it too—not just screenshots
02:58 – Break down the form fields into multiple steps to get to the most relevant leads
04:11 – Conversion-Rate-Experts.com has in-depth and well-designed case studies
04:30 – Find a good presentation or PDF design with Dribbble and 99designs 04:40 – Neil was paying $20,000 a month for CRO services
05:10 – They created a lot press and got great leads
05:25 – Case studies can be left open
05:48 – “They key is not getting a lot of leads, it’s getting quality leads.”
05:50 – Look at your competitors case studies
06:05 - That’s it for today’s episode!
3 Key Points: Thoroughness in a case study is what drives the most qualified leads.
Data is the most significant part of a case study – make sure it stands out and is executed well.
Look at the case studies of your competitors to give you a starting point for your own format.
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