The first marketing hire is asked to turn customer results into "quantified case studies" that procurement and finance leaders trust. The proof already exists: a beverage leader that cut procurement costs 12.1%, a frozen food and a bakery story, and The Magnum Ice Cream Company as a named global customer. But the homepage menu sends "Case studies" (and "Product updates") to the careers page, so a CPO looking for proof finds job ads.
First action
Repoint the "Case studies" menu link to a new /customers page.
How to measure it
Demo requests that viewed /customers
- Now
- –
- Target
- 30%
- By
- 60 days
Steps
Gather the proof
Beverage, frozen food, bakery and Magnum.
Marketing Manager 1 day
Write the cards
Problem, categories, result, one quote.
Marketing Manager 2 days
Build the page
Webflow /customers with a demo link.
Marketing Manager 2 days
Fix the menu
"Case studies" to /customers; hide "Product updates" until it exists.
Marketing Manager 1 hour
Link it everywhere
Food & Beverage page, demo emails, LinkedIn.
Marketing Manager 1 day
Add to the deck
One proof slide for the founders and AE.
Enterprise Account Executive (Founding AE) 1 day
Measure
Views before demo requests in HubSpot.
Go-to-Market Engineer monthly
Why it works
Build one /customers page this week from what is already published: the Magnum announcement at the top, then the beverage, frozen food and bakery stories as short cards with the problem, the categories covered (packaging, dairy, flour, energy) and one number each. Point the menu item at it, link it from the Food & Beverage page and every demo follow-up email, and add a "proof" slide built from the same cards to the sales deck.
Enterprise buyers check proof before they take a meeting. A few hundred target accounts means every visit counts, and this is the library the Marketing Manager is measured on.
Ready to use
ChecklistCustomers page contents
[ ] Magnum Ice Cream Company announcement and quote [ ] Global beverage leader: 12.1% lower procurement costs [ ] Frozen food manufacturer: packaging procurement [ ] Bakery goods manufacturer: validated cost models [ ] Categories and data sources per story [ ] One demo link per card [ ] Menu "Case studies" points here
Risks and how to handle them
Customers want anonymity
Keep stories anonymized by industry and size; ask Magnum for an approved quote.
Too few stories
Publish four now and add one per quarter from new go-lives.
Evidence
- Your websiteHomepage menu (checked October 22, 2026): under Resources, "Case studies" and "Product updates" both link to /about-us/careers; under Teams, "Procurement", "Commercial" and "Commodity Trading & Risk Managment (CTRM)" link back to the homepage, and only Finance has its own page; the Platform and Use case items are anchors on the homepage. "How it works", "Learn more", "Try it out", "Go to blogpost" and "See Predikt in action" all open the demo request.Source
- Your websiteCustomer proof is scattered: two anonymized stories in the Insights feed (a frozen food manufacturer's packaging procurement, January 20, 2026, and a bakery goods manufacturer's cost models, January 19, 2026), and on the Food & Beverage page a "global beverage leader" that "Reduced procurement costs by 12.1% by negotiating ahead of price hikes", with the details behind a download.Source
- Press releaseSeptember 24, 2026: The Magnum Ice Cream Company "has selected the Predikt platform to support material cost visibility and procurement planning", with materials price forecasting, cost visibility and productivity tracking across its global procurement organisation.Source
- HiringMarketing Manager (Leuven hybrid, posted September 30, 2026), the first marketing hire: "Our buyers are a few hundred large enterprises"; own positioning "across our website, decks, proposals and RFP answers"; "Turn customer results into proof: quantified case studies and references that procurement and finance leaders trust"; account-based campaigns, roundtables, webinars and events; "Amplify the founders' voice on LinkedIn"; LinkedIn ads support ABM, "not about lead volume". Success after a year: "A library of proof points and sales material the team actually uses."Source