The New Database Makes Curaytor The First All-Inclusive Digital Marketing Solution Proven To Increase Lead Generation And Revenue

Curaytor, a full-service digital marketing company that helps small businesses grow, announced the addition of Curaytor Brain – a searchable and sortable (by results) database with more than 120,000 successful Facebook ads and 10,000 emails to help small business owners become instant digital marketing experts.

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Curaytor takes the guesswork out of digital marketing with its truly all-inclusive platform that includes: mobile-optimized and easy-to-use websites, Facebook ads that get thousands of comments, real-time email marketing statistics, sales software that tracks website and email activity, so you know who to follow up with, and online coaching from industry experts. The addition of Brain, available exclusively to Curaytor customers, creates a unique community of shared digital marketing content that allows each client to see every email and Facebook ad run by every Curaytor client. This means clients can search Facebook ads by keywords, budget and results to learn from top-performing Facebook ads in order to create targeted content that will maximize leads and generate sales.

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“We manage thousands of ads and millions of dollars in Facebook ad spend each year. Now, with Curaytor Brain, our clients have access to every single one of them. It’s easy to share posts on a social media channel and hope that it works, but it’s even easier to actually see what has already worked, then replicate that success based on your goals and budget. This transparent database of shared content, templates and analytics provide small business owners with the tools they need to create successful digital marketing campaigns that help skyrocket sales,” said Chris Smith, co-founder of Curaytor.

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