One-time · Case studies

A case study is evidence, not a testimonial.

Buyers read a case study for the number, the method and the moment it nearly failed. We interview the customer, write the implementation log, and cut it for sales, the website and the deck. ₹25,000 per study.

Book a call All one-time work

Customer interviewNumbersImplementation logSales cutdowns

Case study · implementation log

How a 40-store retailer cut settlement time from 2.4 days to same-day

1,300 words · customer interview · 3 numbers verified

The situation. Forty stores, three banks, settlement in 2.4 days median and a finance team reconciling by hand on Mondays.

Where it nearly failed. Week three: the integration exposed a mismatch in one bank's reference format. Here is what the team did.

What moved. Same-day settlement from week six. Monday reconciliation from four hours to forty minutes.

The moment it nearly failed is the paragraph buyers trust. Testimonials never have one.

Priced per unit · two revision rounds · currency in the header

Units and prices

Unit	Spec	Best when	Turnaround	Price
Case study	750 to 1,500 words, interview	A customer with a number and a willingness to talk for 30 minutes.	10 to 12 days	₹25,000

Three cutdowns included

A one-paragraph version for sales follow-ups, a slide-ready version for the deck, and a LinkedIn post for the customer to share under their own name if they choose.

How it is made

Interview the customer, verify the numbers, write the log.

Ten to twelve business days including the customer's review.

Scope

Which number, which moment, which room it is for.

Interview

30 minutes with the customer, recorded. The nearly-failed moment is what we are after.

Verify

Every number confirmed with the customer in writing.

Draft and revise

Two rounds with you, one with the customer.

Cut

Sales paragraph, deck slide, LinkedIn post.

What is included

· Written brief in 3 to 5 business days, approved by you before drafting
· Senior writer named on the brief; a senior editor decides thesis, cuts and sequence
· Two revision rounds
· Every material claim traced to a source
· Publication-ready formatting for the surface it will live on
· Source files yours; nothing published without your approval
· No public disclosure that we wrote it

What is not

· Design and layout production (designs.art, bundled on request)
· Publishing, hosting or CMS work
· Paid distribution or media relations
· Ranking volume (SEO Legendary)

Where the value is

What makes a case study get read to the end.

The structure buyers trust: situation, the constraint, the moment it nearly failed, what moved, what they would do differently.

—A number with a sourceNot “significant improvement”. 2.4 days to same-day, confirmed in writing.

—The nearly-failed paragraphEvery real implementation has one. Including it is what makes the rest believable.

—The customer's own wordsTwo quotes, both from the recording, neither a compliment.

—A job after publicationCut for the sales follow-up, the deck and the customer's own feed.

Case study, as bought₹25,000

Customer interview, recorded and verifiedincluded

Sales follow-up paragraphincluded

Deck slide versionincluded

Customer's LinkedIn postincluded

One interview, four artifacts₹25,000

Long-form inside Voice Pro, per piece~₹1,25,000

From the case library

Where one artifact carried the argument

Case 02 · Category-creating SaaSUnited States

11% → 34%

Organic share of pipeline in a year

Cited by answer engines on 40 or more category queries. The blog stopped being a cost and started being an asset.

EditorialInbound

Read the file →

Case 09 · Enterprise AI SaaSUnited States

−52%

First meeting to close, against baseline

Close rate moved from 22 percent to 42 percent. The champion had language that survived finance.

EditorialDecks

Read the file →

FAQ

Questions we get

Will our customer agree to be named?

Often not, and it does not matter as much as marketing teams assume. An anonymised case with a verified number and a nearly-failed paragraph outperforms a named one with neither. We write both versions when the customer allows it.

Can you write it from our notes without interviewing the customer?

No. Without the customer's recording there is no nearly-failed moment and no quote that is not a compliment, and the piece reads like every other case study. The interview is 30 minutes.

How is this different from the case studies you show on your own site?

Ours are anonymised by structure because voice programs only work when nobody knows they exist. Yours can carry the customer's name where they consent. The convention is the same: claim, source, definition, boundary.

Do you write video case studies?

We write the transcript structure and the narrative for one. Studio Legendary produces the video. Buy both as one engagement.

Bring the customer with the number. We will find the paragraph that makes it believable.

The audit includes which of your existing case studies a buyer would actually finish, and why.

Book a call and get the audit Or start a program

Unit hero · two people at a table with a printed timeline