Get great clients to hire you!

Learn to put past projects to work by turning them into case studies.

Prove to potential clients that they can trust your expertise.

Blogging weekly and posting on social media every day is tiring you out. You’re constantly searching for a way to keep your content relevant and evergreen at the same time. Instagram makes for a pretty portfolio, but why aren’t the clients coming?

Your portfolio may be what’s keeping you from getting more jobs. Are you confident that you’re highlighting the right projects? Do they show that you are a professional who helps clients achieve success?

You’ve worked hard to create a beautiful Instagram grid. The followers and likes are piling up, but you have one problem: clients still aren’t hiring you. How can you stand out when there are a million others vying for attention?

You need to fix the way you present your past projects so that people won’t just see pretty, they’ll see professional.

People need to know you do good work, but more importantly, they need to be confident that you are the expert who can help them be more successful.

A portfolio of pretty pictures can help you be known as an artist. A list of big-name clients can impress. But until a potential client can imagine exactly what it’s like to work with you, they are going to hesitate.

Attract clients who won’t bother you in the middle of a project.

If your client doesn’t trust your professional process they will try to micromanage you. Of course you can handle the project from start to finish without their input, but clearly they don’t know that.

They check in and give input and generally interrupt your process until they drive you crazy and convince you they’re a client from hell.

What went wrong? And how can you keep this from happening?

Establish expectations before a project begins. Well-written case studies will help a potential client understand and trust your process even before they contact you.

Learn to tell the story of your work.

A good case study can attract great clients, but how do you even go about writing that kind of case study?

You sit down to write up the story of a past project and stare dumbfounded at the blinking curser and blank page. Or maybe it’s the other way around — maybe you can go on and on about the fun and fancy details of your projects but you’re worried that your reader simply won’t care.

Let’s face it. It’s hard to prioritize writing great case studies when it feels like no one will read them in this TL;DR world. How can you capture and keep your reader’s attention?

Story.

We want to read stories where the hero faces a challenge and finds success. We all want to be that hero.

You need a proven formula.

A formula that will help you write beautiful case studies quickly and efficiently because while telling a great story isn’t easy, it is simple.

Before I was a professional writer I was a seamstress. After over a decade of that work I developed a tried-and-true method of telling the story of my projects. I created this course to share my method.

You don’t just need the tools, you need to follow through and actually use them!

That’s why I’ve designed this course the way I have.

• Will it help you to understand why case studies are important? YES
• Will it teach you what makes a case study effective at attracting great clients? YES
• Will it cover basic writing and editing information? YES

But most importantly this course will guide you through the process of writing your first case study. After six weeks you will not only know how to write case studies but you will also have a completed case study ready to publish!

• The Self-Guided version of the course has step-by-step action steps to guide you through the process from start to finish.
• If you want more support and motivation go with the Community Plus version. It features a Bonus Module about writing tricky case studies and a FB group with weekly check-ins on top of the six weeks of action steps.
• The Premium Plan is for you if you value time efficiency over everything else. Each week you and I will have a short call to address any questions and make sure you are on track to finish your first case study. Then I will give you detailed feedback on three case studies that you write over the coming months.