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Sunday, 29 August 2010 20:39
Why you should use case studies on your website
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When it comes to using any kind of service or buying any kind of product that costs money, no one (ideally) wants to take the risk that they are wasting their money. When deciding whether to buy, a potential customer will use a variety of different variables to evaluate how much risk is involved in the purchase. This may include analysing the brand itself, recalling known reviews, researching new reviews, comments from peers, past and present advertising, pricing and countless others. One way for you to help reduce the level of risk is to provide evidence of existing and happy customers that the potential customer can relate to. For smaller, less considered purchases, you should consider publishing positive feedback, for example http://www.heartinternet.co.uk/web-hosting/heart-internet-reviews.html. These are fine for lower value products, but for products that charge a higher price, and therefore carry greater risk, it may be necessary to provide more in depth information. This is where case studies come in.
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