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Case Studies

Your client success stories are your most powerful lead generation tools—if your audience can relate. As an engineer who thinks like a marketer, I create compelling case studies that engineers and utilities see themselves in.

The Process

01.

Learn about your company, products, and success story.

02.

Interview customers, sales reps, employees.

03.

Write!

04.

Revise and edit with you to get it just right.

05.

Done. Paste it onto company letterhead to feature on your website, socials, and publications.

The Proof

Client 

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Prompt

Raco needed a case study to highlight how their product, the AlarmAgent, helped a quarry in Connecticut comply with new state phosphorus and temperature regulations.

Process

WaterWrites spoke with the manufacturer's rep who served the quarry to learn how new regulations triggered a need for remote monitoring.

Product

A succinct case study that tells the story of a simple solution to a quarry's big problem.

Industry 

Water Technology

Tilcon Case Study

Same Quarry, New Parameters


Tilcon, an industry-leading supplier of aggregates, asphalt, construction, and paving services, faced new mandates from the state of Connecticut to monitor and record water temperature and lake level at two of its primary quarries. Tilcon's Environmental Manager, Chris Costello, approached JWB Company needing a simple and reliable solution.

"Discharge limits were manually logged and placed into a spreadsheet...

The Packages

1

The One-Off

An 800-word case study for marketers who know the plot and characters and just need someone to put it together.

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Investment: $1,250

2

The Three Pack

Three 800-word case studies. For companies with plenty of success stories, but haven't gotten around to putting pen to paper.

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Investment: $3,250

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Have a Story to Tell?

Maybe you can feel there's a case study somewhere, but you're not sure where to start. Contact me to unravel your thoughts and find your Once-Upon-a-Time.

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