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A new case study shouldn't need a new build.
Every project on The Offsite Agency's site runs on one template, so adding work is just content. Visitors grew six times in under eight weeks after the new site launched.
Designed by The Offsite Agency, built by Displace. Full case study on our profile.
How much of your work never made it onto your site?
Nice work!!
I love the idea of this, very neat and clean
Amazing work
One template running every case study is such an elegant content model. Six times the visitors in eight weeks is the proof that it works.
i love this!!
A lot of mine never made it onto my site. Template based case studies sound like a smart fix.
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