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B2B lead generation for fleet leasing

Winning corporate fleet accounts for a vehicle leasing company

A leasing company competing with bank-owned giants needed mid-size corporate fleets, the accounts large enough to matter and small enough to switch. We built outbound around fleet renewal cycles, electrification mandates and new depot openings, and the sales team spent its time on proposals instead of prospecting.

Client
Commercial vehicle leasing company
Region
Netherlands and Belgium
Scale
180 to 250 employees
Timeline
Live in 2 weeks, measured over 6 months

Representative engagement. Client details are anonymised and figures reflect typical outcomes from comparable deployments.

What the client got

0

Discovery calls with fleet decision-makers

In six months, at companies running 25 to 400 vehicles.

0

New corporate fleet contracts

Including three full electrification programmes.

0.0%

Reply rate

Sequences that referenced specific zones and tax positions outperformed generic ones threefold.

The bottlenecks

  1. Bottleneck 1

    Big competitors, bigger brand budgets

    The company could not outspend bank-backed lessors on advertising. Growth had to come from direct conversations with fleet decision-makers.

  2. Bottleneck 2

    Fleet renewals are predictable but invisible

    Most fleets renew on three- or four-year cycles. The timing was knowable from public data but nobody was tracking it.

  3. Bottleneck 3

    Electrification created urgency nobody was using

    Zero-emission zone rules and company car tax changes forced fleet decisions. Competitors were not talking about it in outreach.

What we built

  1. Step 1

    Fleet signal mapping

    Target companies were identified from vehicle registration patterns, depot openings, hiring for drivers and logistics roles, and public sustainability commitments, then mapped to fleet, procurement and finance contacts.

  2. Step 2

    Electrification-led messaging

    Sequences led with a company-specific angle: the zero-emission zones their depots fall into, the tax position of their likely fleet mix, and a total-cost comparison the lessor could back up.

  3. Step 3

    Reply handling and proposal hand-off

    Our team qualified replies on fleet size, renewal timing and vehicle mix, then booked discovery calls and passed a brief to the account executive with the data gathered.

  4. Step 4

    Pipeline hygiene

    Every account, contact and conversation was logged in the CRM with source and stage, giving management a forecast they could read without asking.

The automation workflow

Fleet outbound pipeline

From renewal signal to proposal

01

Fleet Signals

Renewal, depots, EV rules

02

Account Mapped

Fleet, procurement, finance

03

Sequences

Electrification angle

04

Qualified

Size, timing, mix

05

Discovery Call

AE with brief

06

Proposal

Sales closes

Step 1 of 6
6 steps · Fully automated
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Questions clients ask about this engagement

Where does fleet size data come from?

Public registration statistics, company filings, job postings and the companies’ own sustainability reports. No private data.

Can this run in multiple languages?

Yes. Sequences ran in Dutch, French and English depending on the contact’s region and the company’s working language.

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