Yearly Archives: 2010
Mar
Most case studies are between two-or-three pages and in the range of 500-900 words, although some tend to run longer. Try to aim for three pages, and include one large graphic per page. Anything more than this and it begins to feel like hard sell advertising; case studies adopt a more subtle soft-sell approach. Energy […]
Mar
Want a quick way to build up your media kit? You can use case studies to share success stories with clients, journalists, bloggers and IT writers. These all use case studies when writing articles and developing stores. These marketing documents are easy to write; most are less than five pages. 5 Reasons To Write a […]
Mar
There is another method of gathering information which is relevant and must be described. It is called case studies and it is the most adjustable of all research designs. At the level that is the simplest, they give descriptive accounts of the case. Gathering Information For Case Study Research The subject of case studies is […]
Mar
You’ve never written a case study before, right? You wish there was some nice, easy way to get a handle on this. So, wouldn’t it be very nice if someone put together fifteen of the best articles on case study writing? Well, you’re in luck, we have! Learn more about these case study templates 1. […]
As mentioned earlier, a case study is a soft-sell sales document. Its role is to highlight your abilities without resorting to market-speak and sales clichés. An effective approach to catch the reader’s attention (who is frequently a potential client) is to explore how the solution helped end-users and the target group.
Feb
Case studies and white papers are very effective tool to promote the benefit of a product or services. Case studies are the first most popular device used to promote the business. If you are planning to write a case study this passage will help you to understand more about this kind of writing.
Feb
What’s the one thing you enjoyed most in Avatar? For my Project Management friend is was the video logging. Did you notice that the team kept their reports not in Microsoft Word (i.e. on paper) but as video logs.
When trying it out, the protagonist in the movie couldn’t get a handle on it. ‘Don’t worry, you’ll soon get used to it’, was the reply. Well, it worked for them, could it work for you? Here are some of the reasons you might want to consider using video for project management activities.
Martha asked me, “I want to put a template or guidelines to my team members as a result of my research about the good way to write a proposal.” One of the problems if you’re new to writing business proposals is where to start, especially if you have to write with a team rather than by yourself. Where do you start?
