Seven of the ten customer story pages in Array's sitemap, including the Beem story the index features with "96% Adoption Rate", load only the menu and footer. A banker who clicks READ FULL STORY sees nothing, and search engines index seven copies of an empty page.
First action
Open the seven URLs, confirm which content still exists in the CMS, and list what is missing for each.
How to measure it
Customer story pages rendering their story
- Now
- –
- Target
- 10 of 10
- By
- 2 weeks
Steps
List the broken pages
Record each URL, its title and whether the story text exists in the CMS.
Head of Marketing 1 hour
Find the cause
Check whether the seven share a template, a missing field or a failed data fetch.
Engineering 2 hours
Restore the content
Republish each story as text: challenge, rollout, numbers, a named quote.
Head of Marketing 2 days
Give each page its own title
Company name, the headline result and the product in the title and description.
Digital Marketing Manager 2 hours
Add a summary box
Customer type, products, launch time and the headline number at the top.
Vertical Marketing Manager 3 hours
Guard against a repeat
A build check that fails when a story page has no body text.
Engineering 2 hours
Tell the field
Send AEs and AMs the fixed links with a one-line use for each.
Vertical Marketing Manager 30 minutes
Why it works
Restore or rebuild the seven stories (Beem, California Credit Union, Dumbo Credit, Financial Plus Credit Union, IdentityProtect.com, RealPage, Stearns Bank) as text with a summary box, give each its own title and description, and add a check to the release process that fails a build when a story renders without its body.
Proof is what the new Vertical Marketing Managers and AEs will send to must-get accounts, and Array already has the results (Financial Plus's 3x-4x loan value, Beem's 96%). Shipping the stories is faster than producing new ones, and the Digital Marketing Manager's first SEO audit would flag it anyway.
Ready to use
ChecklistStory page check
[ ] Page title names the customer and the result [ ] Story text renders without JavaScript errors [ ] Summary box: customer type, products, launch time, headline number [ ] A named quote with title [ ] One call to action: talk with an expert [ ] Listed in the sitemap once, with its own description [ ] Linked from the matching vertical page
Risks and how to handle them
Some story content is lost
Ask the customer for two numbers and a quote again; publish the ones they approve first.
A customer no longer wants to be named
Anonymize as "a $27B community bank", as the FI page already does.
Evidence
- Your websiteCustomer stories: the index features "Beem Drives 96% Adoption Rate with Array's Identity Theft Protection" with a READ FULL STORY link. Of ten story URLs in the sitemap, seven (Beem, California Credit Union, Dumbo Credit, Financial Plus Credit Union, IdentityProtect.com, RealPage and Stearns Bank) load the generic "Hear From Our Customers" title and show no story, only the menu and footer; Brigit, LegalPRO and Magnolia load.Source
- Your websiteBanks and credit unions page: "4-6 week average launch period" because of existing digital banking partnerships; credit tools see "2.2x return visits per month"; Financial Plus CU saw a 14% lift in personal loan email open rates and 3x-4x personal loan value from Offers Engine; National Bank of Indianapolis had 10% of users sign up in the first 48 hours (Feb 2024); Offers Place click-through of 4–10% vs a 0.5% industry average. The digital banking and strategic partners are shown as logos only.Source
- HiringVertical Marketing Manager ($160,000+ base, reports to the Senior Partner, Marketing): owns one GTM Pod's customer profiles, value propositions and competitive positioning; personalized messaging by account tier, persona and pain point; 1:1 campaigns for must-get accounts and 1:few for the next tier; field enablement personalized to the account (decks, competitor comparisons, ROI tools, customer stories); goal to position Array as "the standard for embedded financial wellness, identity, and privacy products".Source
- HiringDigital Marketing Manager (reports to the Head of Marketing, $160,000+ base): Array's "in-house performance marketing engine". Owns Google Ads and LinkedIn end to end, aimed at Tier 1/Tier 2 must-get accounts across five verticals; builds SEO and AI-search visibility "from a standing start"; owns landing pages, A/B tests and the Qualified chatbot routing into Salesforce; owns UTM discipline, Salesforce campaign hygiene and a pipeline-by-channel view. At 90 days: paid accounts audited and rebuilt, a keyword map by vertical, tests on the top conversion paths. Stack: Salesforce, HubSpot, ZoomInfo (intent), Gong.Source