The document that builds trust
Case studies close deals — but if you don't know which case actually landed, you keep sending all of them. Send a link instead and you learn which industry's case they lingered on and which button they clicked. The next email carries only the case that worked.
What we'd recommend for a case study. Set these on the link as you create it.
Which industry's case landed — and which button they pressed.
Real-time open alert
Rachel Park opened your case study deck
5m 47s total · clicked a link on the Commerce B case
No drop-off on the same-industry case, and they clicked through. Lead the next email with Commerce B and follow with the proposal.
Upload, set, send, check. No rebuilding files, and nothing for the reader to install.
Upload the case study PDF.
Put a click-through area on each 'Read more' and route it to the detail page or the proposal.
Issue a tracking link per account and you see which case resonated, per person.
Use top-pages insights to rebuild the next communication around that case.
The features actually used when sending this document. Each links into the features page, and what each plan includes is on the pricing page.
Lay a click area on each case and route it to detail pages or an inquiry form. In-document clicks are recorded in Insights and feed the action component of the interest score — so readers and actors are distinguishable.
Per-page stay time and view counts, with top-pages insights calling out the case that resonated most. Which industry and which company size actually lands — confirmed with data.
Put an area inside the deck that continues into another FeatPaper document — the proposal, the pricing guide. The moment a case moves someone, they flow into the next document naturally.
Email or Slack the moment the deck opens. The interest floor and repeat-notification cooldown keep it to the signals you need.
Split links per account and even the same deck accumulates a different response per company. Knowing which client read which industry's case gives you the material for the next conversation.
A summary of what each viewer showed interest in, regenerated when their interest grade changes. Uses AI credits; anonymous viewers are excluded.
Yes. In-document link clicks appear on the Insights tab and feed the action component of the interest score.
Lay a DOCS area (continue into another FeatPaper document) over the deck. Readers move from a case into the proposal, and the transition is recorded in the reading data.
Per-page stats and top-pages insights on the Insights tab show where stay time pooled. Sent through per-recipient links, it splits per account too.
The product guides walk through each step with real screens.
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