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Case Study Writer

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Turn project notes into a compelling case study.

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Help me write a case study by interviewing me for the story. Ask one question at a time and wait: (1) who the client is and permission status, (2) their situation and problem before we started, (3) what was at stake for them, (4) what we proposed and why, (5) what we did, including obstacles and decisions, (6) measurable results with numbers and timeframes, (7) what the client said in their own words, and (8) what we would do differently.

Basics: [PROJECT_AND_CLIENT_BASICS].

After the interview, write a case study of 450 to 600 words with this structure: a headline that includes the outcome; a snapshot box (client, industry, services, timeline, results); the challenge; the approach, told as decisions; the results with numbers; a client quote (verbatim and approved); lessons and what's next; and a call to action. Use plain language, a confident tone, and a story arc rather than a list of tasks. Create a one-paragraph summary for use on social media and a version of 100 words for a sales deck. Mark any number or quote that I have not confirmed as [VERIFY], do not invent results, and remind me to get written approval from the client before publishing.

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Headline: "How a 12-person bakery cut late deliveries by 70 percent in 8 weeks"
Snapshot: Client: Hartley Bakes | Industry: food | Services: route planning | Timeline: 8 weeks | Results: late deliveries from 18% to 5%.
Challenge: orders were planned by hand each morning; two drivers regularly overlapped routes.
Approach: we mapped 40 regular stops, set delivery windows with customers, and moved planning to a shared sheet.
Results: late deliveries 18% to 5%; fuel cost down 12% [CONFIRM].
Quote: "We stopped starting the day in a panic." [CONFIRM APPROVAL]
Lessons: the biggest win was agreeing windows with customers. Call to action: book a 20-minute route review.

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