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Curve Marketing & Communications

Vancouver ,  Canada
4.8
5 Reviews
Founding Year 2001
Team Size 10-49
Hourly Rate $ $ $ $ $

As a business owner or marketing manager, have you ever asked yourself:

  • How do I get more leads, more customers, or more traffic through the door?
  • How do I define my ideal customer? 
  • How do I reach my perfect customer?  
  • How do I make sure I am maximizing the ROI on my marketing spend? 

Curve is here to help. Our end-to-end marketing strategies will get you more customers, grow your business and do it with a focus on your marketing ROI.

Let's connect now. 

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EXO ScoreEXO Score
OVERALL SCORE
25
Poor
70/100
Reviews
0/100
Awards
0
Claimed
40/100
Description
0/100
Portfolio
37/100
Other
EXO Score Summary

The profile is rated Poor: it gives buyers too little evidence to shortlist on profile signals alone. Five service categories are listed, but no service names or technologies are supplied, so buyers cannot map delivery coverage or technical fit. Five reviews at a 5-star average are positive but still an emerging signal; no portfolio cases or TechBehemoths Award editions are recorded. The stated 10-49 person team serves small-business and mid-market clients ($500k-$1M and $1M-$10M), but the profile is unclaimed and lists no account managers, so details may be stale and no platform contact is identified. One office and five industries offer limited footprint context, but industry names are unavailable. Profile dates are not provided, so tenure cannot explain the gaps. Request relevant case studies, references, and confirmation of current services and team details before engaging.

Reviews Summary

The profile shows a 5-star rating from 5 reviews. That is a positive, emerging signal, but the review volume is still too small to treat the rating as strong confirmation of consistent client experience. Buyers should weigh it as early support rather than proof, and ask for relevant client references if the project decision depends on confidence in delivery. The rating is useful, but it cannot make up for the absence of published portfolio cases.

Awards Summary

No TechBehemoths Award editions are recorded, so platform recognition adds no support to this profile. That absence is common among companies that do not actively engage with the platform and says nothing by itself about delivery quality. For a buyer, the practical result is simply that awards cannot help distinguish this provider from alternatives; judge the fit through relevant work, references, and direct discussion instead.

Claimed Summary

The profile is unclaimed, with no company manager listed, so nobody at the company maintains this listing through a claimed account. Its service and business details may therefore be stale. Buyers should verify the current offering, team information, and contact route independently before relying on the profile or sending a project inquiry. This is a meaningful accountability gap on the platform, not evidence about the company's work.

Description Summary

The self-description is short, so buyers get little basis for judging what Curve Marketing & Communications does best or how it approaches work. Service and industry categories provide some positioning, but the available profile details do not name them. Treat this as an introduction, not an explanation of expertise. Before shortlisting, ask for a clear account of the team's relevant capabilities and how it would approach your brief; the profile itself leaves buyers guessing about both.

Portfolio Summary

There are no published portfolio cases, so buyers can see almost none of the company's delivered work on this profile. That is a major evidence gap: the other profile signals cannot show whether its work is relevant to your project or how it was executed. Request case studies tied to your needs, with the company's role, scope, and outcomes made clear, before shortlisting. Without that material, the profile gives little direct basis for comparing delivery experience.

Other Summary

The supporting profile picture is strongest in its service breadth and stated location: 5 services and 1 office are listed. But no portfolio cases or technical focus areas are available, and there are no account managers or platform articles; team size and client focus are the weaker supporting signals. With only 5 of 8 supporting components populated, this is a partial basis for comparison. Buyers should request relevant work and confirm technical fit and team capacity.

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Locations

Curve Marketing & Communications has one office.

One Office

Company Speciality

Where Curve Marketing & Communications' expertise concentrates - services, technologies, and which clients they fit best.

Services provided

Focus(%)

100%

Client Focus

  • 50% - Small Business ($500k - $1M)
  • 50% - Mid-market ($1M - $10M)

Industry Focus

  • Non-profit
    30%
  • Manufacturing
    25%
  • Consumer products & services
    15%
  • Business services
    10%
  • Hospitality & leisure
    10%

How Curve Marketing & Communications compares with other companies in Canada

Benchmarked against every other company in Canada. See exactly where Curve Marketing & Communications ranks.

How Curve Marketing & Communications compares to other companies based on profile strength?

Curve Marketing & Communications carries the public label Poor. In Vancouver, that places its profile in the lower-information cluster: Poor, Very Poor and Below Average are the most common local labels, while Strong and Excellent are held by a small minority. The national distribution is similarly concentrated in lower labels. Even so, this profile sits below what most local peers publish.For a buyer, the signal is limited profile evidence, not a verdict on service quality. There is less here to assess than on most alternatives, so request the essentials directly: relevant case studies, client references, team credentials and a clear account of the services being considered. A profile that is not actively maintained can leave those details absent.

How much does Curve Marketing & Communications charge for their services compared to other companies in Canada and Vancouver?

Curve Marketing & Communications discloses an hourly range of $70-$150/hour. In Vancouver, that spans the most common disclosed rate point, $70/hour, and the less common $150/hour point. Nationally, $70 is also the more prevalent listed rate, with $150 present and higher rates reaching $250/hour. Some local and national profiles do not disclose rates.The range positions the company from the local mid-market into its higher disclosed band, rather than at the budget end. For buyers, this is a useful fit-and-budget signal, not a quality ranking: confirm which roles or services fall at each rate and how the final scope is priced. The range alone cannot establish value or predict delivery quality.

How many services does Curve Marketing & Communications provide compared to other companies?

Curve Marketing & Communications lists 5 services or focuses, placing it within Vancouver’s common range and toward the focused end of the market. Five is a visible local listing size; many profiles list none, while a smaller group names substantially more. The national pattern is similar, with listings concentrated at zero and five but a long tail of much broader profiles.This breadth is a reasonable starting point for a focused shortlist, not evidence of depth by itself. Ask which of the five areas are core capabilities, then examine relevant work and the people assigned to each. A provider listing more services is not automatically a better fit; the useful comparison is whether its demonstrated expertise matches your brief.

When was Curve Marketing & Communications founded?

Curve Marketing & Communications was founded in 2001, making it long-established relative to the Canadian provider distribution. The national profile is concentrated among firms founded later, particularly from the late 2000s through the 2020s, though older companies are also present. Vancouver founding-year data is unavailable, so a city-specific tenure comparison is not supported.The company’s founding date gives buyers a longer operating history to examine than most providers in the national distribution. Tenure is not proof of quality or current capability; shortlist decisions should still turn on recent, relevant work, client references and the team proposed for the engagement. Ask how its experience maps to the specific problem you need solved.

See the work before you reach out.

No Portfolio Yet

A portfolio is the only direct evidence of work this company has actually delivered. Without one, you cannot verify quality, style, or scope before committing budget. We recommend prioritizing companies with a documented track record, or requesting work samples directly before proceeding.

Reviews

Reviews summary

Curve’s record is positive but still emerging: an average of 4.8/5 from 5 reviews. All 5 are TechBehemoths reviews, with no imported reviews shown; they date to 2021, with four 5-star ratings and one 4-star, and none below 4. The newest feedback is over five years old, and all five reviews arrived within days, so this is a dated snapshot rather than evidence of current delivery.

Most reviewers value the team’s effort to understand their organization and shape tailored brand or marketing work. Several also praise responsive collaboration, creative solutions and quick turnaround; one specifically notes staying within budget. The projects described span nonprofit communications, brand and web work, video, publishing, podcast setup, and retail and real-estate strategy.

The sole 4-star review gives no specific shortcoming, so the record identifies no recurring criticism. It does not establish recent performance or project budgets; ask for a current reference from a client with a comparable scope and budget before relying on it for a $5,000+ engagement.

4.8

From 5 Reviews

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Talent Brand Communications

4.0on 02/02/2021
The Curve Communications team is top-notch at branding and marketing. The team took time to understand the vision I have for my business, and their deliverables exceeded my expectations in every way. Their ability to rapidly develop my brand and website has really helped me get my company off the ground quickly and professionally. The working relationship I have developed with this team is invaluable and I look forward to partnering with Curve in the future. Thank you, Curve!

Kevin Liu

5.0on 28/01/2021
I have worked with Curve on multiple cases in both Retail industry and Real Estate industry, the team is extremely experienced, knowledgeable, and innovative. The work we received from Curve has guided our company through from very little understanding of our own customer to building a very tailored program to understand ourselves better, to understand what we are really trying to offer, last but not the least, to really understand our audiences. So we could re-organize our thoughts towards marketing, communication and business strategies. Very often we get too many options in front of us, I highly recommend Curve to be your strategic partner in many aspects to provide give you fresh set of eyes and thoughts and a candid yet effective solution. Extremely high quality of work, and fast turn around time for us, there are also very innovative solutions & teams from Curve!

Glen Hoos

5.0on 28/01/2021
Curve Communications has been a spectacular partner. They provide us with full design services for our quarterly magazine, 3.21: Canada's Down Syndrome Magazine. They've also done video work for us, and helped us get our podcast up and running. We love working with Curve!

Sue Griffin

5.0on 27/01/2021
Curve Communications has worked in close collaboration with our team to develop a new program identity package for our UROK kids program and most recently created a new video campaign, Help for Mental Health. Understanding the nature of our business as well as the challenges of our participants on their journey to mental health is critical and the Curve team has taken the time and attention required to meet the needs of our clients and the agency. Their team is very responsive, provides creative solutions, works to budget and in fact is actually a part of our team here at Canadian Mental Health Association Vancouver-Fraser.

jody vance

5.0on 27/01/2021
CURVE is not just up to date on how best to communicate your messaging, the team is ahead of the rest. Quality and consistent - this team works tirelessly on your goals until the ultimate plan is achieved. Don’t hesitate to call CURVE when you need marketing PR or even crisis management. They are a one stop shop for all of your most urgent needs.

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