Define the offer and geography
We need to know exactly what is being advertised, where ads should run and what counts as a qualified response.
Who it is for
For businesses with a clear offer and the capacity to handle enquiries that want to test demand or develop paid acquisition.
Scope of work
Configured campaigns and a way to assess spend and enquiries against the selected goals.
Offer and landing-page review.
Campaign structure, keywords, ads and negative keywords.
Setup of agreed conversions and baseline analytics.
Campaign launch and initial launch-stage checks.
Handover notes and next-step recommendations.
Getting started
What helps us start
No long preparation: just the information needed to agree the task and begin.
Review the landing page
The page should continue the promise made in the ad. If it does not, we identify the required page changes before spending budget.
Prepare account and analytics access
Existing campaign history and analytics are useful inputs when planning the new structure.
Process
How the launch works
Agree the task and estimate first, then move toward launch in clear stages.
Step 1
Review the offer and conversion goal
Clarify the product or service, target audience, geography and the action that matters to the business.
Step 2
Build campaign structure
Organise keywords, ads, negative keywords and campaign groups around the agreed search intent.
Step 3
Configure measurement
Set up the agreed conversion events and verify the basic analytics path before launch.
Step 4
Launch and check initial data
Publish the campaigns and correct obvious launch-stage issues based on the first available data.
Step 5
Hand over the next-step plan
Record the setup and recommendations. Ongoing optimisation and management are scoped separately.
After launch
Setup and ongoing management are separate scopes
The launch creates a measurable starting point. Regular optimisation, new campaigns, budget management and scaling require separately agreed ongoing work.
Commercial terms
Ad spend is paid separately. The listed KAMOZA price covers the agreed one-time setup and launch scope; ongoing campaign management and scaling are separate work.
Ad spend stays separate
Platform spend is paid directly or separately according to the agreed account setup and is not included in the KAMOZA setup fee.
Ongoing management is optional
Regular optimisation can be added after launch if the business wants continued campaign management.
Related work
Advertising works best with a suitable landing page and measurement
Use a landing page when one campaign needs a focused page for one offer and one target action.
Use SEO when the business also wants to build a longer-term organic search channel around priority commercial pages.
FAQ
Common questions before starting
How much does Google Ads setup cost?
Current KAMOZA setup pricing is from 149 000 KZT + ad spend. Ad spend is separate.
What is included in the launch?
The agreed one-time launch scope includes offer review, campaign structure, keywords, ads, negative keywords, agreed conversions, launch and initial launch-stage checks.
Is the advertising budget included?
No. Platform ad spend is separate from the KAMOZA service fee.
Is ongoing campaign management included?
No. Ongoing optimisation, budget management and scaling are separate services agreed after or alongside the launch scope.
Do you guarantee a number of leads?
No. Lead volume and quality depend on demand, competition, offer, budget, landing page and other factors outside a setup contractor’s full control.
Do you set up conversion tracking?
Yes, for the agreed target actions where the website and analytics setup allow reliable measurement.
Next step
Discuss your offer and advertising goals
Share your website, priority services and regions. We will review the page and enquiry handling, then discuss the work and a separate ad budget.