Jump now sells to accounting firms, banks and credit unions, asset managers, insurance producers and insurance wholesalers, and the new customer marketing lead is asked for "visible wins fast as we enter new verticals". But all 11 case studies on /customers are wealth or advisory firms, and only the Enterprise page links one at all. A credit union buyer or an asset manager's head of distribution finds no story from anyone like them; the banks page doesn't even quote a bank relationship manager.
First action
List live customers in each non-advisor vertical and ask the best one in each for a 30-minute interview.
How to measure it
Demos from accounting, bank, asset manager and insurance pages
- Now
- –
- Target
- +40%
- By
- 2 quarters
Steps
List candidates
Live customers per vertical, by usage and results.
Customer Success lead 1 week
Secure approval
Logo and quote rights, with compliance review.
Sr. Manager, Customer Marketing 2 weeks
Interview
One 30-minute call per customer; pull usage data.
Sr. Manager, Customer Marketing 2 weeks
Write and design
Four stories, each with one headline number.
Sr. Manager, Customer Marketing 3 weeks
Place them
Top of each solution page, plus an industry filter on /customers.
Web & SEO lead 1 week
Arm sales
One-page versions for enterprise and strategic AEs.
Sr. Manager, Customer Marketing 1 week
Measure
Demo rate per solution page before and after.
VP of Strategy & Head of Insights monthly
Why it works
Pick one live customer in each new market (accounting, banks and credit unions, asset management distribution, insurance) and produce a short case study with one hard number each: hours saved, meetings logged same day, cross-sell signals found. Put each story on its own solution page above the fold, add a "by industry" filter to /customers, and give the enterprise and strategic AEs a one-page version for every vertical. Where a full story isn't possible yet, publish a named quote with role and firm type.
Buyers in regulated industries copy their peers. One relevant story on each vertical page does more for demos than another advisor testimonial, and it gives sales the proof it needs in markets that are new to Jump.
Ready to use
ChecklistVertical proof launch list
[ ] Accounting firm story with hours saved [ ] Bank or credit union story from a relationship manager [ ] Asset manager distribution story (wholesaler notes logged same day) [ ] Insurance producer story [ ] Industry filter on /customers [ ] One-pagers for each vertical [ ] Logo and quote rights in new contracts
Risks and how to handle them
Customers in new verticals are few and early
Start with a quote and a usage number, then upgrade to a full story after 90 days.
Compliance approvals slow publication
Use the same disclosure template as the existing advisor stories.
Evidence
- HiringSr. Manager, Customer Marketing (remote, posted October 7, 2026, $140,000-180,000): "build the customer marketing function from the ground up"; "Build the case study and thought leadership engine that gives Sales real proof points, with a focus on producing visible wins fast as we enter new verticals"; launch "Jump Club, our incentive program for customer engagement, alongside our referral, review (G2), and community programs"; a Customer Advisory Board; a reference program "so no deal stalls waiting on a reference"; onboarding, adoption and renewal communications; upsell and cross-sell playbooks with CS. Six-month goals include "Logo rights and customer marketing participation are standard in new contracts".Source
- Your websiteCustomer stories page (/customers): 11 case studies, every one a wealth or advisory firm (Anthony Petsis & Associates, Balefire Wealth, TCI Wealth Advisors, Hoffman Wealth Management, Renaissance Financial, Coastal Bridge Advisors, EViE Financial Group, Sonmore Financial, Athlon Advisors, Freedom Financial Planners, Byas Wealth Management). Headline results include "Grows AUA 43%", "Firmwide Rollout in 22 Days" and "Decreases Meeting Admin by 83%". The page meta description says "45,000+ advisors".Source
- Your websiteSolutions menu: Enterprise Firms, Independent Advisors, Insurance, Accounting, Asset Managers, Insurance Wholesalers, Banks & Credit Unions. Of the seven solution pages, only /enterprise links a case study (Renaissance Financial). The banks and credit unions page quotes an insurance services partner, a credit union wealth planner, a former Osaic executive and an insurance agency, but no bank relationship manager; the asset managers page has no customer quote.Source
- HiringEnterprise Account Executive ($250K-$280K OTE): acquire "large financial institutions, including wealth management firms, broker-dealers, banks, and insurance firms". Strategic Account Executive ($300K-350K OTE): pursue "Top 25" global financial institutions in "12-18 month sales cycles involving 10+ stakeholders", and "articulate the ROI of AI in a way that resonates with a CFO and a Chief Digital Officer alike".Source