Case Studies
Real stories from small businesses.
Not polished fairy tales. Just what actually changed.
Case studies get a bad rap.
Too long. Too glossy.
Too obsessed with “results” that don’t tell you much.
I see them differently.
A good case study slows things down.
It captures what was going on behind the scenes, what felt stuck or uncertain, and what shifted once someone had the space to think things through.
These are stories from small businesses doing real work.
They’re not here to impress you. They’re here to be useful.
And to make potential customers think "Oh yes, me too... "
I'll be adding to this page as I go. Have a wander.
I focus on two main types of case study. Both equally valid, both doing different jobs:
Client-led case studies
Expert-led transformation stories
These are told mainly through the client’s experience.
Where they were, what they were grappling with, and how things felt once they’d worked with you.
They’re particularly helpful for people looking for reassurance from someone who’s been there and lived to tell the tale.
These focus more on the work itself.
The thinking, the decisions, and the small but important shifts that help things feel clearer, calmer, or more manageable.
They’re useful for those curious about process and perspective, not just outcomes.
Case study examples:
My client does magical work.
Transformational work.
But try explaining that to corporate wellbeing leads who live in a world of spreadsheets and KPIs.
She knew what she offered. She knew why it mattered. But saying it in a way that made HR teams actually listen?
That’s where she needed a sidekick.
“When we met, I loved your style, humour and how you talked through what we could do with the write-up.”
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Let's get your stories working for you.
You don’t need to become a marketing expert to make storytelling work for your business. You just need some clarity, a few good stories and support that doesn't overwhelm you.
If you’d like help telling your own stories (or someone to write them for you), drop your details in the form below. I’ll be in touch for a quick, informal chat. No pressure, no jargon, just honest guidance and a plan that feels doable.