Logistics, Freight: Mudflap case study: 150% higher conversion on a validated ICP

Mudflap's ICP rested on untested assumptions. Phi used outbound to find the true serviceable market, then moved the spend there.

MudflapLogistics · Freight

Outcome: Mudflap results

The right segment, found with data.

  • 150%Increase in conversion rates after targeting the validated ICP
  • 40%Reduction in CAC
  • 3xMarket share growth in mid-sized fleets
  • 50-200Ideal fleet size identified
  • 100%Clear product roadmap, built on validated customer needs

Before Phi: The challenge at Mudflap

An ICP nobody had tested.

  1. 01

    Unclear ICP

    The ideal customer was assumed, not validated by market data.

  2. 02

    Wasted spend

    Money went to poor-fit segments, with high CAC and low conversion.

  3. 03

    Missed segments

    High-value segments were overlooked on preconceived ideas.

The work: What Phi did for Mudflap

Test the market, then target it.

  1. 01

    ICP refinement

    Market analysis and customer interviews to challenge assumptions.

  2. 02

    Targeted outbound

    Separate campaigns per segment, each with its own value proposition.

  3. 03

    Rapid experiments

    A system to test segment hypotheses quickly.

  4. 04

    Segment messaging

    Messaging written for each segment.

Findings: What the tests showed

Mid-market, not enterprise.

  • Segmentation

    Testable segments by fleet size, geography and operating model.

  • Measurement

    Response, conversion and CAC tracked per segment.

  • The pivot

    Fleets of 50-200 trucks converted better, at lower CAC, than enterprise.

Testimonial: Mudflap, in their words

“Phi's data-driven approach to GTM completely transformed our understanding of our market. They helped us find our true product-market fit, which has been the foundation of our growth ever since.”
Mudflap

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