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.
Set up and launch Google Ads around a defined offer, audience, geography and measurable target action. Yandex Direct can be included when it is relevant to the target market and agreed scope. Ad spend is separate from KAMOZA service fees.
Paid search becomes useful when the query, ad, landing page and conversion event describe the same customer journey.
The setup has value when campaign structure, landing page and conversion tracking support the same offer.
Organise keywords and ads around the agreed offer and geography.
Traffic is easier to interpret and optimise.
Configure agreed target actions before launch where possible.
Clicks can be evaluated against business outcomes.
Check that the page continues the promise made in the ad.
Paid traffic is not sent into an obvious message mismatch.
The result is a launch that produces data for the next decision while ad spend and ongoing management remain separate.
No long preparation: just the information needed to agree the task and begin.
We need to know exactly what is being advertised, where ads should run and what counts as a qualified response.
The page should continue the promise made in the ad. If it does not, we identify the required page changes before spending budget.
Existing campaign history and analytics are useful inputs when planning the new structure.
Agree the task and estimate first, then move toward launch in clear stages.
Clarify the product or service, target audience, geography and the action that matters to the business.
Organise keywords, ads, negative keywords and campaign groups around the agreed search intent.
Set up the agreed conversion events and verify the basic analytics path before launch.
Publish the campaigns and correct obvious launch-stage issues based on the first available data.
Record the setup and recommendations. Ongoing optimisation and management are scoped separately.
The launch creates a measurable starting point. Regular optimisation, new campaigns, budget management and scaling require separately agreed ongoing work.
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.
Platform spend is paid directly or separately according to the agreed account setup and is not included in the KAMOZA setup fee.
Regular optimisation can be added after launch if the business wants continued campaign management.
Build the initial campaign structure around the agreed offer and target action.
Keep platform budget separate from the KAMOZA setup fee so commercial boundaries are clear.
Check agreed conversion events before campaign spend starts.
Identify page problems before sending paid traffic to an offer the page does not support well.
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.
Current KAMOZA setup pricing is from 149 000 ₸ + ad spend. Ad spend is separate.
The agreed one-time launch scope includes offer review, campaign structure, keywords, ads, negative keywords, agreed conversions, launch and initial launch-stage checks.
No. Platform ad spend is separate from the KAMOZA service fee.
No. Ongoing optimisation, budget management and scaling are separate services agreed after or alongside the launch scope.
No. Lead volume and quality depend on demand, competition, offer, budget, landing page and other factors outside a setup contractor’s full control.
Yes, for the agreed target actions where the website and analytics setup allow reliable measurement.
Tell us what you need. We will suggest the launch format, phases and an initial budget range.