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EPISODE · Oct 12, 2026 · 20 MIN

Your client logos aren't case studies. Sorry.

from Tea and Timbits · host Scott Snowden + Andy Baqone

We've all seen them. A wall of impressive logos, a few glowing claims, and perhaps a suspiciously round percentage improvement. But does any of that actually build trust? In our latest episode, we're talking about how case studies can become genuine business development tools rather than expensive exercises in congratulating ourselves. We explore: Why evidence beats a polished sales pitch. How to tell meaningful success stories without exposing confidential client details. Why independent perspectives can make your credibility stronger. How to turn a case study into something that benefits BOTH you and your client. And here's the idea that got us particularly excited: Instead of asking clients to help tell our success stories, why don't we help them tell theirs? It's a subtle shift, but one that could make the whole conversation much more interesting. We also manage a detour into emotional intelligence, team culture, and the value of actually checking in with people before racing through the meeting agenda. Another 20 minutes of British and Canadian business wisdom. Or at least two people enthusiastically discovering ideas they probably should have implemented years ago. #TeaAndTimbits #BuildingTrust #BusinessDevelopment #CaseStudies #B2BSales

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