Centric case studies are organized by vertical. Each one follows the same framework: situation, what we built, outcomes (with baselines), and what we learned. All numbers, client identifiers, and date references are flagged [VERIFY] - they must be confirmed with the relevant practice lead and client approval before publication. This index is a navigation page; individual case studies link out from here once minted.
How the Case Studies Are Organized
Cases are grouped by vertical practice. Within each vertical, cases are organized by engagement type (brand build, demand generation, content authority, full program). Each case carries the same metadata: industry, sub-segment, engagement length, team composition, headline outcome.
Oil and Gas
[VERIFY: list of case study slugs and headline outcomes for oil and gas vertical]. Example case structure: client (named or anonymized with NDA notation); situation (regulatory frame, audience, business driver); what was built (program scope, channels, content); outcomes (specific numbers with baselines); learnings. (See Centric oil and gas marketing agency services for the practice overview.)
Healthcare
[VERIFY: list of case study slugs and headline outcomes for healthcare]. Common engagement types: patient-acquisition campaigns, provider B2B marketing, payer programs, EHR / health-IT marketing.
Financial Services
[VERIFY: list of case study slugs and headline outcomes for financial services]. Common engagement types: advisor recruitment, AUM growth campaigns, B2B fintech marketing, retail product campaigns.
Real Estate
[VERIFY: list of case study slugs and headline outcomes for real estate]. Common engagement types: brokerage brand building, commercial real estate content, residential lead generation, property-listing marketing.
Manufacturing and Industrial
[VERIFY: list of case study slugs and headline outcomes for manufacturing]. Common engagement types: distributor activation, engineering-audience content, RFQ pipeline programs.
Technology and SaaS
[VERIFY: list of case study slugs and headline outcomes for SaaS]. Common engagement types: PLG signup programs, demand generation, thought leadership, comparison-page SEO.
Retail and Ecommerce
[VERIFY: list of case study slugs and headline outcomes for retail]. Common engagement types: paid social programs, retention CRM, DTC brand campaigns, ecommerce SEO.
How to Use This Index
Use it to find cases in your industry, then read each one against the seven-signal evaluation framework: specific context, named client (or defensible NDA), outcome numbers with baseline, method detail, honest trade-offs, recency, reference availability. (See industry-specific case studies - what to look for for the framework. Also see how to evaluate an agency's industry expertise for the broader evaluation playbook.) Centric publishes case studies through its industry pages.
Want a specific case study walked through? Explore Centric industries or talk to the Centric team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are all case studies named clients?
Some are named, some are anonymized under NDA. We will tell you which is which and offer reference introductions where appropriate.
How recent are the cases?
[VERIFY: typical recency range]. We aim to surface recent engagements that reflect current category dynamics.
Can I see a case study under NDA before engagement?
Often yes - executive-to-executive walk-throughs under mutual NDA are common. Ask your account contact.
What outcomes do you measure?
Vertical-specific KPIs - tender wins in energy, patient acquisition in healthcare, signups in SaaS, RFQs in manufacturing. We measure what the business actually cares about.
Conclusion
The case study index is the proof layer of Centric's industry expertise. Every case follows the same framework; every number requires [VERIFY] before publication; every reading should apply the seven-signal evaluation. If your industry is represented, the relevant cases are the most useful starting point.
Find cases in your industry: Explore Centric industries or contact the Centric team.
