• What is buyer intent data?

  Buyer intent data tells you who is actively searching for products or services like yours across the internet, even if they have never visited your website. Cursive monitors intent signals across 30,000+ categories including: Search behavior: People searching for terms related to your service (like "HVAC repair near me" or "best roofing contractor"). Competitor research: People visiting your competitors' websites or reading reviews of similar services. Life event triggers: Events like home pFew readers

• What is the visitor identification pixel?

  The Cursive pixel is a lightweight script installed on your website that identifies anonymous visitors and reveals their contact information. Think of it like Google Analytics, but instead of showing you anonymous traffic numbers, it shows you who those people actually are. How it works: A visitor lands on your website. Our pixel matches them against our data network to identify their name, email, phone, company, and other details. Identified visitors are scored based on their behavior (pages vFew readers

• How does managed cold email work?

  For Cursive Outbound and Engine clients, we manage your entire cold email operation: Domain setup: We configure 3 to 5 dedicated sending domains, separate from your main business domain, to protect your brand reputation and maximize deliverability. Warmup: New domains go through a 14 to 21 day warmup period where we gradually increase sending volume to build sender reputation with email providers. Copy and sequences: Our team writes personalized email sequences tailored to your ICP. SequencesFew readers

• How to Install the Cursive Pixel

  The Cursive pixel is a small JavaScript snippet that goes in the header of your website. Installation takes under 5 minutes. Step 1 Log into your Cursive dashboard at app.meetcursive.com. Step 2 Navigate to Settings then Pixel Installation. Step 3 Copy the pixel code provided. Step 4 Paste the code into the header section of your website, before the closing head tag. This is the same location where you would add Google Analytics or Meta Pixel code. If you use a website builder: WordPress AFew readers