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How to write a good case study page?

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wseabrook last edited by

Hello all,

What components go into making a good case study please? Is there a specific structure that works well from an seo perspective - or is it just about making something read well?

Thanks

William
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DanielFreedman last edited by

Not sure I understand the question...

...but here is a case study I worked on.

The goal was to convince people my client could handle pretty much everything.

You can read other case studies on the home page at www.lingualinx.com
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