This page explains what marketingagencyindianapolis.com receives when you use it and what happens to it. Marketing Agency Indianapolis is an independent referral service, not a marketing agency. In this policy, “we” means the operator of this site.
What the form collects
When you send a form on this site, we receive what you type into it. Depending on the form, that can be your name, phone number, email address, business name, what you need, the part of town you serve and anything else you choose to write. The request is stored on this website and sent to us by email.
Where your details go
We pass your details to one independent marketing agency so that it can contact you about what you asked for, by phone or email. That agency is a separate business, and what it does with your details follows its own practices. You can ask the agency about them when it gets in touch.
Phone calls
If you call the number shown on this site, the call is forwarded to the operator of this site, who may pass your request on to the same independent agency. The phone number you type into the form is the one the agency can use to reach you.
What your details are used for
Your details are used to pass your request to an independent marketing agency and, where needed, to answer questions you send about this website. The SEO plans on the pricing page are sold by the agency at its own checkout, and what you enter there is handled by that checkout, not by this site.
Seeing, correcting or removing your details
To ask what we hold about you, to correct it or to have it removed, use the form on the contact page and say what you sent and roughly when. To have the agency remove details it holds, ask the agency directly.
What this policy covers
This policy covers this website, its forms and its phone number. It does not cover the agency’s own website, emails, calls or proposals, which follow the agency’s own practices.
Cookies and the Meta Pixel
Apart from the cookies WordPress needs to run, this site uses the Meta Pixel, a short piece of code from Meta, the company that runs Facebook and Instagram. It notes when a page is viewed, a request is sent or a plan’s checkout link is clicked, so the operator can measure its own advertising. Meta may set its own cookies and treats that information under its own policies. Your browser’s cookie settings and your Facebook ad preferences let you limit it.
Changes
If what this site collects or where it sends it changes, this page will be updated.
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