Circle City Digital Reviews & Agency Profile

About Circle City Digital

Circle City Digital is a small web design and online marketing firm run from 10456 Pintail Lane on the southeast side of Indianapolis, Indiana. It was founded in 2019 and has 2 to 9 staff. Kevin Wuest is founder and chief marketing officer. He works alongside digital strategist Julie N., who has more than ten years in social media, SEO and site design and has worked on over 300 website launches, and project manager Janice Brewington.

The core product is a WordPress website, built responsive and mobile-ready, with e-commerce options. Search work is layered on top through three offers: general SEO, local SEO and an SEO strategy service. Branding (logos, business cards, brochures), email marketing, organic and paid social, copywriting, blog content planning, pixel remarketing, pay-per-click and managed hosting complete the list. New prospects can ask for a free website and SEO audit. Each engagement starts with a one-on-one consultation and research into the business, sometimes including a visit to the client's premises, before a plan is proposed.

There is no page aimed at dentists. The firm's guide to winning local leads in Indianapolis does show the method a practice would receive. It tells owners to claim and fill every field of the Google Business Profile, add photos, post weekly and reply to every review. It stresses identical name, address and phone details across directories, separate pages for each service area, steady review requests on Google, Yelp and Facebook, and short before-and-after videos. Healthcare providers are among the business types the firm has served.

The natural fit is a single-location general or family dental office in Central Indiana that wants one local vendor for its site, its hosting and its map visibility. The firm keeps city pages for Beech Grove, Bloomington, Franklin, Greenfield, Greenwood, Kokomo, McCordsville, New Palestine, Shelbyville and Whiteland. There is no published experience with multi-location groups or DSOs.

Evidence of results is limited. No dental clients or case studies are named. The three GoodFirms reviews date from January 2020 and come from a massage studio in Carmel, an IT services business and a small enterprise. They describe Kevin as patient, hands-on and fast with maintenance requests, while one reviewer wanted better SEO statistics after the project ended. A testimonial from Bar Keeper's Friend credits it with a simple, easy-to-use website.

Prices are not published. The hourly rate is 100 to 149 US dollars, and reviewed projects came in under 10,000 dollars. The firm's model is a long-term partnership with post-launch maintenance rather than a one-off build, and keeps weekday office hours of 9:00 to 5:00.