

Healthcare benefits purchases involve a web of decision-makers across different organizations. Brokers recommend plans, HR leaders evaluate options and employees ultimately experience the benefits. Our media strategy recognized this complexity, deploying content tailored to each group's priorities: whitepapers on employee productivity for upper-funnel lead generation, care navigator messaging for retargeting engagement and ROI-focused content for low-funnel RFP support. This coordinated approach ensured Curative stayed top-of-mind throughout the entire sales cycle.
By connecting media performance directly to sales outcomes, Alloy transformed Curative's paid media from a cost center into a proven revenue driver — doubling close rates and fueling expansion.



Our strategy layered channels strategically across the 12-month buying journey. Initial brand awareness launched with bus/car wraps, NPR and podcast sponsorships and digital out-of-home placements in target markets. As awareness built, we activated always-on LinkedIn, search, YouTube, CTV and display campaigns, supplemented by content syndication through EBN, business journals and Univision for market-specific reach. A dedicated test budget allowed us to capitalize on local opportunities and push performance.
Audience segmentation & progressive engagement
We mapped content promotion to goal, engagement level and deal stage. Upper-funnel lead generation featured educational whitepapers like "How Health Care Benefits Impact Employee Productivity." Retargeting engagement highlighted Curative's differentiators like care navigators. Low-funnel RFP support served conversion-focused content to accounts actively evaluating options.
Integrated attribution architecture
The foundation of our success was connecting disparate data sources into unified reporting. By tying media exposure to CRM records and sales outcomes, we proved that 71% of won accounts had been touched by paid media, and accounts with ad exposure closed at twice the rate of those without. This intelligence drove continuous optimization and justified increased investment in high-performing channels and markets.

