Case study posts that bring inquiries, not just likes
A case post that generates inquiries tells a short story with a specific client type, the problem, what was done and a concrete result, shows real visuals of the work, includes one clear call to action (send a drawing, book a visit, message on WhatsApp) and is published where buyers look, then linked from the website. Always get the client's permission and protect confidential details.
Guilherme Rodrigues ItinoseUpdated 2 min read
Key takeaways
- Problem, solution, result: keep the story tight.
- Real visuals beat generic graphics.
- Numbers make results believable.
- One call to action per post.
- Get permission and protect confidential details.
“Another project delivered!” with a photo gets a few likes from colleagues. A post that explains a problem a buyer recognizes brings messages.
The structure
| Part | Example |
|---|---|
| Hook | “Their CNC stopped for 3 days waiting for a part nobody sells anymore.” |
| Problem | Obsolete gear, no drawing, machine critical for delivery |
| Solution | Reverse engineering, drawing and machining in 5 days |
| Result | Machine back in production; drawing now in the spare library |
| Call to action | “Have a part like this? Send a photo on WhatsApp.” |
Visuals
- The real part, the machine, the team at work.
- Before and after when it makes sense.
- Screens or drawings only when they are not confidential.
Permissions
Ask the client what can be shown: name, logo, photos, numbers. When in doubt, anonymize.
Reuse everywhere
The same case becomes a carousel, a reel, a LinkedIn post and a page on your website, linked from the related service.
We turn delivered work into content as part of social media; our partners page shows cases from real Downway partners.
When to outsource this
- You deliver good work but nobody sees it
- Your posts get likes but no messages
When not to
- The client does not allow any mention, even anonymized
FAQ
Do I need the client's name?
Not always. An anonymized case with industry and result works, but named cases with permission are more convincing.
Carousel or reel?
Carousels explain step by step; reels show the work in action. A case can become both.
Where should the call to action lead?
To the channel where you answer fastest, often WhatsApp, with a pre-filled message about the case.
How often should we post cases?
Whenever a relevant job is delivered; one or two a month is a good rhythm for most companies.
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