Achievers is hiring a Customer Value & Growth Program Manager to make the value story "reflected consistently across messaging". The homepage's main proof block, "Why top brands trust Achievers", is delivered as "0% Adoption rate", "0% Customer satisfaction" and "0% Reward satisfaction". A script counts them up to 93, 98 and 99, but only in a browser and only after the visitor scrolls to them. robots.txt invites ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity search crawlers in by name, and those read the delivered page without running the script. So the readers most likely to summarise Achievers for a buyer get three zeros on the one stat block about value.
First action
View the homepage source and replace the three "0%" values with the real figures.
How to measure it
Templates delivering real figures in HTML
- Now
- –
- Target
- All counter blocks
- By
- 2 weeks
Steps
Find every counter
Search all templates and the UK, AU and SG homepages for the countUp block.
Web Marketing Manager 1 day
Set real start values
Write 93%, 98% and 99% into the HTML; animate from 0 only after load if the effect is wanted.
Web Marketing Manager 1 day
Say what each means
One line per figure: what is measured, for whom, and when.
Customer Value & Growth Program Manager 1 day
Add to metadata
Use the figures in the meta description and Organization structured data.
Web Marketing Manager 2 hours
Test like a crawler
Fetch the page with scripts off and confirm the numbers read correctly.
Web Marketing Manager 1 hour
Check answer engines
Ask the main AI assistants about Achievers adoption and satisfaction each month.
Demand Generation Manager monthly
Make it a rule
No proof number may exist only in JavaScript.
Customer Value & Growth Program Manager 1 day
Why it works
Write the final numbers (93%, 98%, 99%) into the HTML and let the script animate from them, or start from the real value. Add a short line under each figure saying what it measures and where it comes from, and repeat them in the homepage meta description and Organization structured data. Then check the other templates that use the same counter block (the UK homepage has it too) and test with a crawler that does not run scripts.
Buyers now ask AI assistants to compare recognition platforms, and the answers are built from delivered HTML. Real numbers with a stated source are what an assistant quotes; zeros are either ignored or quoted wrongly. The fix is a few lines of template code.
Ready to use
ChecklistProof-number check
[ ] Homepage (US, UK, AU, SG) delivers 93% / 98% / 99% in HTML [ ] Each figure has a one-line definition and date [ ] Same figures in meta description and structured data [ ] Fetch with scripts off shows real values [ ] No other countUp block starts at 0 in HTML [ ] Monthly answer-engine check logged
Risks and how to handle them
Animation looks different
Animate from a lower value only after the page loads, keeping the real value in HTML.
Figures need a source
Use the same definitions as the customer value narrative so marketing and Customer Success match.
Evidence
- Your websiteHomepage, as delivered in the HTML (checked October 23, 2026): under "Why top brands trust Achievers" the three proof figures are written as "0% Adoption rate", "0% Customer satisfaction" and "0% Reward satisfaction". A countUp script changes them to 93, 98 and 99 in the browser only after the visitor scrolls them into view; any reader that does not run the script gets the zeros.Source
- Your websiterobots.txt has an "AI SEARCH BOTS" section that explicitly allows OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, Claude-SearchBot, Claude-User, PerplexityBot and Perplexity-User. Crawlers of this kind read the delivered HTML and generally do not run page scripts.Source
- HiringCustomer Value & Growth Program Manager (Toronto, posted October 22, 2026): owns "the company-wide program that ensures our customers realize the value of their investment with Achievers and incrementally grow their spend with us". Today "Customer Success, Product, Marketing, Marketplace, Enablement, Revenue Operations and Finance each own a piece of this". The role builds "the narrative connecting recognition, rewards, redemption and the value customers realize" and makes sure "it is reflected consistently across messaging, positioning and corporate strategy"; it will "Define the specific moments, conditions and signals that should trigger a value demonstration or a spend conversation" and "Diagnose where those triggers are missing, mistimed or not firing today".Source
- Press releaseG2 Fall 2026 (September 29, 2026): Achievers ranked "#1 among 89 employee recognition platforms", earned 56 Leader badges, and describes itself as engaging "nearly 5 million employees every day across 190+ countries"; it cites Harvard Business Review research, sponsored by Achievers, finding organizations with highly effective recognition "4.5 times more likely to report increased revenue or profit margins".Source