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Worked with
- Meta
- PlayStation
- Bristol Myers Squibb
- Generator Hostels
- Eye Club
- The Goods Agency
What we do
Big-brand experience, founder-led speed.
Clear scope, fixed price, fast turnaround. Pick one service or combine a few.
Marketing myths, checked.
Twelve claims small businesses hear all the time, tested against the source. Guess each verdict before you see ours.
Guess the verdicts: Marketing myths, checked, 12 piecesHow it works
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A short plan with a clear scope and price. No retainers unless you want one.Delivery
Weekly updates while it runs, everything handed over at the end, and the numbers that show whether it worked.
Introduction to the founder
You work with me directly, not a junior account team.
I'm Rob Oxborough. I run oXo Creatives full-time: an independent, founder-led marketing agency and consultancy that I founded in 2013. Until 2026 I ran it alongside senior in-house roles at Google, NatWest, King, PlayStation and Meta. The same person on the first call writes the plan and does the work.
See the workWork I led for Generator Hostels, alongside their agencies, won two Drum Awards.
- Drum AwardBest Hospitality WebsiteFor Generator Hostels
- Drum AwardBest Integrated SEO CampaignFor Generator Hostels
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Analytics8 min readGA4 tells you nothing useful? Set up key events, step by step
If your analytics shows plenty of visitors and no enquiries, the usual reason is that nothing has been marked as a key event, the name GA4 now uses for what it once called conversions. What the names mean in 2026, how to turn an enquiry into a key event with or without touching your website, how to test it, and how it connects to Google Ads.
Paid ads8 min readGoogle Ads spending without returning? An audit checklist, in the order to look
When an account spends money and the enquiries do not follow, the temptation is to change the ads. Start somewhere else. Who controls the account, whether tracking counts the right thing, what changed and who changed it, where the ads are really showing, which searches you are paying for, and whether the sums could ever work. In that order, with a printable checklist.
SEO8 min readGoogle Business Profile: how to set one up properly, in the right order
The free listing that puts a business on Google Maps and in the local results. What to do first, in the order that avoids the usual mistakes, taken from Google's own help pages: who is eligible, how verification works, what the name and category rules really say, and how to handle reviews without breaking the rules.
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