Contact DG5, a digital marketing agency in Bangalore that replies
Tell us what you sell, who buys it, and whatever you have already tried, along with how that turned out. Expect a straight answer inside a working day, often sooner, from the same person who will still be handling your account next year, not someone new every quarter.
+91 78999 13338 · hello@dg5agency.com · Bangalore, India
Three ways to reach the team, and none of them is a support ticket
The quickest route in, and what most of our Bangalore clients end up using. Drop a message on +91 78999 13338 and whoever is at the desk that day writes back. Text us on a Sunday and it might just sit there till Monday, but a week? Never happened.
Message on WhatsApp →Phone
Same number for calls, +91 78999 13338. We pick up Monday to Saturday, roughly 10am till 7pm. No answer usually just means someone is mid client call, and you will hear back before the day wraps up.
Call +91 78999 13338 →hello@dg5agency.com goes to a shared inbox that the founders actually read. Attach whatever helps: a link to your site, last quarter's ad report, a screenshot of the analytics page that is worrying you.
Email hello@dg5agency.com →What to put in the message
You do not need a brief. You do not need to know which service you want. Most of the businesses who contact us are not sure whether their problem is the website, the ads or the follow up, and working that out is the first thing we do together.
What helps is context. What you sell and to whom. Roughly where the leads or orders come from today. Anything you already tried, and did it actually move the needle or just eat the budget. Then picture six months out. What number, or what change, would make you glad you called. Numbers if you have them, a rough sentence if you do not, either works. A couple of lines gets you started. A full paragraph gets you further. Honestly, the single most useful email we ever received still had someone's old agency copied on it by accident.
Quick lines
- What you sell and who buys it
- Where leads or orders come from today
- What you have already tried
- What six month success would look like
What happens after you contact us
Within one working day someone replies with a few questions or a proposed call time. That call is thirty minutes, on Google Meet or in person if you are in Bangalore, and it is a conversation rather than a pitch. We ask about the business, look at whatever you are willing to share, and tell you where we think the money is leaking.
If it makes sense to go further, we run a free audit. Depending on the problem, that is a technical SEO crawl, a look inside your ad account, a review of your site speed and conversion path, or a walk through your CRM to see where enquiries go to die. The audit comes back as a written document with a scoped recommendation and a price. No slide deck, no twelve month contract attached.
If it does not make sense, we say so. Some businesses need a different kind of agency, or no agency yet. Telling you that early is cheaper for both of us than finding out in month three.
The free audit form
Not in the mood to draft an email, the box below only needs four things from you: your name, a phone or WhatsApp number, the service you think fits (there is a "not sure yet" option and plenty of people pick it), and a couple of lines describing the business. Submit it and it lands directly in WhatsApp with everything already filled in, ready to send from your phone in about twenty seconds.
Where we are
Our desks are actually in Bangalore, not just our billing address. Koramangala office, Whitefield warehouse, Yelahanka storefront, doesn't matter, we would honestly rather turn up in person for that first meeting than dial in over Google Meet. Spend ten minutes on your shop floor, in your clinic's waiting room, or next to the desk where your sales team fields calls, and you learn more than a strategy deck could ever tell you.
For clients in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai and Kolkata, everything runs over video and a shared dashboard, with an in person visit when the engagement is large enough to justify the flight. Dubai clients get a UAE friendly meeting window and reporting that lines up with your working week rather than ours.
Before you contact any digital marketing agency in Bangalore, three honest notes
We do not hire or collect payments over WhatsApp or Telegram
Anyone messaging you a job offer or a deposit request claiming to be DG5 is not DG5. Report it, and let us know so we can warn others.
We do not do free work beyond the audit
The audit is thorough and it is yours to keep, but if you want the recommendations implemented, that is a scoped engagement with a price.
We are not the cheapest option in the city
We are not trying to be. We are trying to be the agency you do not have to replace.
Questions people ask before they get in touch
Is the audit really free?
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Yes. It is how we decide whether we can help, and how you decide whether you trust us. There is no obligation on either side after it.
How quickly can you start?
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Usually within two weeks of a signed scope. For urgent fixes, a broken tracking setup or a site that has just dropped out of Google, faster.
Do you sign NDAs?
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Yes, and we are happy to sign yours before you share anything sensitive. Ad account access, CRM exports and revenue numbers stay inside the team working on your account.
Can I see examples of your work first?
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Yes. The websites we built for FABCO Engineers and Usharo Media are live and linked from our services page, and we can walk you through the campaign and content work for Himavaan on the first call.
We already have an agency. Will you review their work?
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Yes, quietly and without making it awkward for you. Plenty of people reach out for exactly this reason, and more than once the honest verdict has been that your current agency is doing a fine job and you should stay put.
So, what needs to grow.
WhatsApp works, +91 78999 13338. Email works too, hello@dg5agency.com. So does the form above. Take whichever route is less hassle right now, someone on the team actually reads it and writes back.