Run marketing for our clients.
Companies on our Managed plan get a Supercurve expert who runs their marketing, with the system doing the collecting, drafting and measuring. Join the roster: we match experts to clients by hand.
How matching works
A roster,not a queue.
Your profile is the application.
Paste your LinkedIn profile and you are on the roster. No resume, no cover letter, no pitch deck.
Your LinkedIn profile
linkedin.com/in/sam-okaforThirty seconds. Nothing to write.
Sam and Halden are a sample expert and a sample client. Swipe for the next step.
The operating system does the work. You make the calls.
Every client comes with a Supercurve workspace already connected to their stack. Your job is judgment: what to approve, what to change, what to say to the client.
Curve watches the client's analytics, search, ads, CRM and competitors, and turns what it finds into recommendations with the draft attached. You approve, edit or archive. Nothing ships without your yes.
Traffic, rankings, ad spend, pipeline: Curve answers with the time window and the sources, and drafts posts, pages and emails in the client's voice, not yours.
Analytics, search, ad accounts, CRM, social and the website are connected once and read every day. You see one picture of the client instead of nine tabs.
Every approved piece of work is measured against what happened next, so the next recommendation is better than the last. Your judgment compounds across the account.
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One channel per client, with Curve in it.
The Supercurve Slack app sits in the client's channel. Numbers get answered by Curve, the work arrives as cards, and you stay the person they talk to.
412 clicks to the launch page from LinkedIn and 31 demo requests, four times the last launch (GA4 and LinkedIn, Oct 9 to 16). The follow-up post is drafted and waiting in the Inbox.
Sources: GA4 · LinkedIn · Inbox item “Launch follow-up post”
- One channel per client. The client, you, and Curve are in it together.
- Questions about numbers get answered by Curve in the thread, with sources, so you are not the dashboard.
- New recommendations, the daily report and a Monday debrief arrive as cards with Approve on them. Approvals are recorded under the name of whoever clicked.
Marketers who have run the whole thing.
The system covers the channels. We need people who know what good looks like for a client, and can say so.
- You have run marketing end to end for a company, not one channel of it.
- You have worked fractional, freelance or agency-side, and like having more than one client.
- You are comfortable with AI doing the collecting, drafting and measuring while you make the calls.
- You write clearly and keep clients informed without being asked.
Questions, answered.
No. Experts are independent. You work with a client on the Managed plan, with Supercurve as the system you run their marketing on. Terms and time commitment are agreed per client, in the interviews, starting from the rate you give us here.
No. We set up the client's workspace with you and show you how the Inbox, Curve and the Slack app work. It is built to be run by a marketer, not an engineer.
We read your profile. If it fits, we reach out on LinkedIn or by email to book a first call, then one or two interviews before any client is matched. If nothing fits yet, you stay on the roster: we reach out when there is a client for you, so a quiet stretch after applying is normal.
Companies on Supercurve's Managed plan: teams and agencies running marketing across one or more brands who want an expert, the forward deployed marketer the pricing page describes, to run it rather than run it themselves.
Yes. The Free and Growth plans are self-serve: connect a website and start today. The roster is separate from that, and joining it does not change your own account.