Three case studies.
Write none of them.
We interview three of your happy clients and write up what you did for them. £600. You send one email. We do the rest.
Get your three case studiesWhat they tell you
“Yeah, great to work with. Really happy.”
What they tell us
“We’d been trying to fix it in-house for a year and getting nowhere. They actually understood the problem before touching anything.”
Nobody doubts you’re good at the job. They just want to hear it from someone who isn’t you.
How it works
We do the awkward bit
Three steps. One of them is yours, and it takes five minutes.
You send one email.
We write it for you. Pick three clients, forward it, done. Five minutes, and that’s your entire involvement.
We call each client for 15 minutes.
We book the calls. We ask about the problem they had, what it was like working with you, and what’s different now.
We write it up.
You read it. Nothing goes anywhere until you say yes — not to your website, and not back to your client.
That’s your whole job. Half an hour, at most.
The problem
Why you don’t have any
Your next client wants to see what you’ve done for people like them. You’ve got plenty of good examples. You just haven’t written any of them down.
You’re busy
It’s never this week’s priority, and it never will be.
It feels awkward
Asking a client to sit and praise you is a favour, and you’d rather save it.
And when you ask
They say “great to work with” and nothing else. Which proves nothing.
The whole idea
Clients tell a stranger more
When you ask a client how it went, they’re talking to the person they paid. They’re nice about it. They leave things out.
What they tell you
“Yeah, great to work with. Really happy.”
What they tell us
“We’d been trying to fix it in-house for a year and getting nowhere. The difference was they actually understood the problem before touching anything.”
Pricing and terms
£600
One payment. Here when you need more.
- Three 15-minute calls. With your clients. We book them.
- Three one-page case studies. Plain English, no filler.
- Nine short quotes. For LinkedIn and your sales deck.
- The full transcripts. Yours to keep.
- Ten working days. From the last call.
- You approve everything. Before it’s finished.
Answers to your questions
Before you ask
What if a client says something bad?
Better to hear it now than never. You get every transcript, and you approve every word. A small honest criticism usually makes a case study more believable, so we’ll suggest keeping it in. But it’s your call.
Will my clients mind?
It’s 15 minutes at a time that suits them. Most people are happy to talk about a job that went well. If someone would rather not, we’ll do another client instead at no extra cost.
What if a call gives you nothing useful?
We’ll do another one for free. If we can’t get you three, we refund the ones we didn’t write.
Who owns the case studies?
You do. We’ll ask before we show any of them as our own work, and you can say no.
What do I actually get sent?
A Google Doc you can paste into your website, and a one-page PDF your team can attach to emails.
Have you got case studies of your own?
Not yet — we’re new. We’ll be asking these three clients if we can use theirs.
What would your best client say if you weren’t in the room?
Pick three. That’s the hard part. We’ll take it from there.