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Hi Reader, You know I love a good collaboration, and today I’m celebrating one that deserves the spotlight. I recently worked with Eric Karofsky of VectorHX on the messaging for his newly launched case study page—and it’s officially live. 🎉 Here it is if you want to take a peek: https://www.vectorhx.com/work What I love most about this project is how Eric and I approached it on two levels: The meta level: telling the overarching story of his work—how he helps teams translate complexity into clarity across AI adoption, UX strategy, and digital product design. The zoomed-in level: crafting language that invites readers to dig into individual case studies and see precisely how he transforms big, technical challenges into measurable results. The result? A page that shows his expertise without overwhelming anyone with jargon. It’s smart, clean, and compelling—perfect for the technically minded decision-makers he serves. And perfect for you, too. If you’re a business owner whose work is complex, technical, or tough to explain, a well-crafted case study page isn’t optional—it’s a credibility engine. And with the right story strategy behind it, it can also become a magnet for the clients you most want to work with. If your work lives in the land of “it depends,” “it’s complicated,” or “how much time do you have?” let’s talk about creating the same kind of clarity around your work. 📆 Schedule a clarity call here. Onward and upward, P.S. If this example sparks ideas—or questions—I recommend starting with my free guide, The Top 10 Things a Copywriter Can Write for You. It’s a clear way to see what’s working, what’s missing, and where to focus next → [Grab The Guide Here] |
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