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WDB Agency

SEO & Organic Growth Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
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WDB Agency is a Cambridge-based creative agency delivering web design, social media marketing, and SEO since 2009. The team has launched hundreds of projects and won over 60 awards.

WDB Agency is a creative agency headquartered at 245 First Street, 18th Floor, Cambridge, Massachusetts, with a second office in Worcester, Massachusetts. Founded in 2009, the agency describes itself as a group of seasoned creative professionals whose advantage lies in its people and integrated approach rather than a single service area. The agency has launched hundreds of projects and won over 60 awards.

The agency reports that 90% of its customers return, 95% of new customers come from referrals, and 100% have credited its work and exceptional service. The team size is under 49 employees, with a minimum project budget of $25,000 to $50,000 and an average hourly rate of $150.

WDB Agency offers web design, social media marketing, and SEO services. Its portfolio highlights web design work for Talamas, Broad Institute, and Lifeimage. The agency's client list includes MIT, Broad Institute, Whitehead Institute, Lifeimage, Bantwana, Arkenets, Neurable, Talamas, Ultivue, and Watertown Savings Bank.

The agency holds a Google rating of 4.8 from 11 reviews. Published reviews from Eric Kirleis, Dan Crossman, Bethany Swinton-Murray, Commonwealth Veterinary Hospital, and Building Engines all rate the agency 5.0. Reviewers highlight the team's process, responsiveness, professionalism, and ability to keep projects on budget, as well as the value of in-person design reviews and post-launch maintenance support.

Clients describe the agency as knowledgeable and adept at managing projects through well-run meetings and project management tools. One reviewer noted the team challenged them to drive clarity and adhere to schedules while remaining professional and easy to work with. Another praised the owner's attention to detail, clear expectations, and availability even after launch.

Services

  • Web Design
  • Social Media Marketing
  • SEO

Industries Served

Healthcare Education Technology Veterinary Real Estate Nonprofit

Team Size

Under 49

Pros

  • 90% of customers return and 95% of new customers come from referrals
  • Google rating of 4.8 from 11 reviews with all published reviews at 5.0
  • Projects stay on budget with clear communication on progress
  • In-person design review and post-launch maintenance support available

Client Review Analysis

Google rating of 4.8 from 11 reviews; clients praise the team's process, responsiveness, professionalism, and on-budget delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

WDB Agency provides web design, social media marketing, and SEO services.
The headquarters is at 245 First Street, 18th Floor, Cambridge, Massachusetts, with a second office in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Projects start at $25,000 to $50,000 with an average hourly rate of $150.
The team has under 49 employees.
Clients include MIT, Broad Institute, Whitehead Institute, Lifeimage, Bantwana, Arkenets, Neurable, Talamas, Ultivue, and Watertown Savings Bank.
90% of customers come back and 95% of new customers are referrals.
The team uses well-run meetings and project management tools, with clear communication about budget progress throughout the project.
Yes, clients can return to the office after launch to have maintenance issues explained in person.
Since 2009 the agency has won over 60 awards.
Representative web design projects include Talamas, Broad Institute, and Lifeimage.
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