About our digital marketing agency
Zinexa is a full-service digital marketing agency running fifteen disciplines in house. The brand is recent. The work behind it is not, and this page explains exactly why.
Most agencies use the phrase to mean they will find someone to do it. We use it to mean the person doing it sits on the same team, under the same plan, reporting into the same set of numbers. Fifteen disciplines, from search engine optimization through web design and development to AI chatbots, all in house.
That is the whole design decision. Everything else on this page follows from it. The full list, grouped into acquire, convert and retain, is on the services page.
Search, paid, social media management, web, branding, video, content, CRM, email marketing and AI. Nothing subcontracted.
Real engagements with real budgets, across a spread of industries rather than one narrow vertical we happen to know.
USA, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Europe. Campaigns are built per market, not translated out of one into another.
A named person who holds your account across every discipline in scope, instead of a different manager for each channel.
In plain language, covering what moved, what did not, and what happens next. Same format regardless of scope.
No lock-ins and no setup fees. Scope widens or narrows at the month boundary without renegotiating a contract.
If you look us up, you will find a young domain and a short trail. It is fair to ask what that means, so here is the straight answer rather than a paragraph designed to skate past it.
For years this team took client work through Upwork. That is where the 50+ clients came from, where the reviews were written, and where the habits on this site were formed. Marketplace work is unforgiving in a useful way. You are rated after every engagement, in public, by the person who paid. There is no account manager standing between the work and the verdict, and there is no way to quietly carry a bad month.
What that built was a bias toward the things this site keeps repeating. Fix tracking before spending. Say what a thing will cost before doing it. Report the number that went down as well as the one that went up. Those are not brand values we wrote in a workshop. They are what survives when your next contract depends on the last one being honest.
Zinexa is that same team operating directly, under its own name, with the full fifteen disciplines available instead of one scope at a time. The record is real and it is checkable. It just lives on the platform where it was earned, and we would rather point you at it than paraphrase it here.
See case studies for what those engagements involved and how to verify the reviews yourself.
The usual agency structure splits your account across a strategist, a channel specialist, a designer and an account manager whose job is to hold the four of them together. Every boundary between those people is a place where context has to be re-explained, and context is the expensive part.
One person owns your account across every discipline in scope. You know who they are before anything starts.
The person in the meeting is the person with hands on the work, so answers do not have to be fetched and relayed.
Why a campaign was structured that way, why a page was rewritten. The reasoning does not leave when a staffer does.
Monthly reporting written by the person accountable for the number, not assembled from four separate channel summaries.
This is not a claim that one person performs every discipline personally. Fifteen specialisms do not fit in one head. It is a claim about accountability: one named lead knows the whole account, pulls in the specialist who is needed, and stays answerable for the result either way.
A values list is cheap. A list of the things an agency has decided to lose money refusing is worth slightly more. These are ours, and you can hold us to every one.
None of this is unusual. It is simply written down, which makes it easier for you to notice if we stop doing it.
We run campaigns in the USA, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Europe. Those five are not a list of places we would accept money from. They are the markets we have run enough work in to know how they differ.
Search behaviour is not the same across them. Ad platform rules, consent requirements and what counts as normal buying language all shift at the border. A campaign written for one market and translated into another usually reads as slightly wrong to the person it is aimed at, and slightly wrong is expensive at scale. So campaigns are built per market.
Working remotely across time zones is the default here rather than a compromise. Reporting is monthly and written, calls are booked rather than hoped for, and decisions are recorded so that a nine-hour gap costs a day instead of a week.
Short, because there is not much to it. The terms exist to make leaving easy, which is the only real pressure on an agency to keep being worth the money.
No lock-ins, no setup fees, no minimum term. If the work stops being worth what you pay, you stop paying for it.
We review the real setup and tell you where the largest loss is, then quote against that. Sometimes it is not the service you came in for.
Most engagements start with one or two disciplines and widen only when the numbers give a reason.
Accounts, domains, analytics, creative and copy stay in your name. Nothing has to be rebuilt if we part ways.
How the first six weeks run is set out on the process page, step by step, with the timings we actually work to.
Including the awkward ones. If yours is not here, ask it on the call and you will get the same kind of answer.
Next step
Book a free 30-minute strategy call. We will go through your current setup, tell you exactly what is holding it back, and show you what we would do about it. No obligation, no generic proposal, no hard sell.