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... illustrate features as client benefits.


The features and benefits you develop will seem obvious to you, but it may be necessary to make them vivid, or at least clear, for a prospective client.  These illustrations are called “proof” in that they are tangible representations that validate and verify the claims you are making about features and benefits.  These certainly include pictures of projects, like the complex piping scheme at the right.  But they also might include the following:

Maps of office locations

Diagrams of project management or quality processes

Testimonial letters

Gantt charts of projects completed on time

Summary charts of projects by type, size, location, etc.






... illustrate features as client benefits.


The features and benefits you develop will seem obvious to you, but it may be necessary to make them vivid, or at least clear, for a prospective client.  These illustrations are called “proof” in that they are tangible representations that validate and verify the claims you are making about features and benefits.  These certainly include pictures of projects, like the complex piping scheme at the right.  But they also might include the following:

Maps of office locations

Diagrams of project management or quality processes

Testimonial letters

Gantt charts of projects completed on time

Summary charts of projects by type, size, location, etc.