Best Google Ads Agency for Astrologers in Bengaluru

Our management fee for an astrology account is ₹4,999 a month to begin with, and about 30 days go into tracking, campaign builds and close review of search terms. The click budget sits outside that fee: Google charges it straight to the practice, and the written scope suggests a figure for each season.

It starts small, builds negative lists before launch, counts calls and sessions rather than clicks, and refuses outcome claims. It sizes spend to the sittings you can actually take, and leaves the account, with all its history, in your name from the first day.

Yes. We found no separate astrology section in Google's ad policies, so astrology adverts follow the general rules. The ones that matter most are misrepresentation, which covers unreliable claims and misleading qualifications, and personalised advertising, which limits sensitive targeting. Indian law, including the 1954 Act on magic remedies, applies on top.

No. Google's unreliable claims rule does not allow an improbable result to be presented as the likely outcome, and the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 treats an advertisement giving a false guarantee as misleading. Describe the consultation instead: what you review, how long it takes, the language and the fee.

Remarketing to past site visitors is possible, but not on sensitive grounds. Google's personalised advertising policy treats religious beliefs, relationship hardships, negative financial status and health as sensitive categories that advertiser-built audiences cannot target. A list of people chosen because of a break-up, debt or illness is not allowed.

Start with free, online free, app, download, course, class, job, salary, today's horoscope, celebrity names, vashikaran, black magic, love spell and similar terms. Then review the search-terms report weekly and keep adding what slips through; the right list grows with your account.

Rarely. Each campaign should point to a page about that consultation, stating method, session length, language, fee and booking options. Google expects the advert and page to match, and a family looking for a muhurta wants the muhurta details, not a list of every service you offer.

We use call assets and call tracking, count calls above an agreed length as conversions, and log missed calls so you can ring back. WhatsApp chats that begin from an advert are tracked separately, and confirmed or paid consultations are uploaded so Google optimises towards real sittings.

Yes, as a separate campaign. It can target other states or countries, run Kannada and English adverts, and schedule hours to suit those time zones. The page should state that sessions are by video, how payment works and the fee in rupees, so nothing about the offer surprises the caller.

Something a family can check: the consultation, the language, the length or the fee. Examples are 'Horoscope matching in Kannada, 45 minutes' or 'Griha pravesha muhurta, fee shown before booking'. Avoid rankings, superlatives you cannot prove and any promise about the outcome.

Calls may begin soon after launch, yet the opening weeks are chiefly spent discovering which searches turn into sittings and cutting the rest. Expect the account to settle over the first month or two, especially if it begins just before a busy season rather than during Pitru Paksha or Chaturmasya.

We advise against it. It often attracts people looking for someone else, costs more per useful call, and can create disputes. Your budget is better spent on consultation and event searches where families have not yet chosen anyone.

Yes. We write Kannada and Telugu adverts with fluent writers where you consult in those languages, and run them in their own ad groups so each language's results stay visible. Adverts never run in a language you cannot actually consult in.

It depends on the consultations, areas, languages and season. Only as an example, one practitioner could trial a small daily amount through a busy fortnight and adjust after two or three weeks of data. That is a planning sketch, not a KaamGPT price; the right budget fills the slots you can genuinely offer.

Only descriptively, with no health or outcome claims attached. Advertising a talisman, mantra or kavacha as treating a disease breaches the Drugs and Magic Remedies Act, 1954, and implying that a stone will bring a job or marriage is an unreliable claim on Google. Most astrologers do better advertising the consultation, not the remedy.

The common reasons are outcome promises, unprovable titles, a landing page that does not match the advert, or a page carrying claims Google treats as misleading. We check Google's stated reason, correct the wording or page within the rules, and resubmit; we never try to disguise an advert to slip past review.

Most should run them year-round at different levels. Spend rises before wedding seasons and Ugadi, and falls in Pitru Paksha and Chaturmasya, when many families postpone new beginnings. A low baseline keeps the account learning and catches the urgent muhurta or naming searches that arrive in any month.

They can, because property buyers search with a decision close at hand. Campaigns built around reviews before purchase, before possession or for a floor plan attract people ready to book a visit. Adverts and pages should describe what the visit covers and avoid any claim that layout changes bring health or wealth.

Yes. We audit the existing account first, keeping anything that works, such as proven keywords and conversion history, and fixing tracking, negatives and copy. The account remains in your name throughout, and nothing is deleted without your agreement.

They serve different moments. Google reaches families who already need a consultation and are searching for it now. Instagram and Facebook reach people earlier, before they search. Practices with dated consultations such as muhurta often start with Google, then add Meta once the account is profitable.

No. Search campaigns run on keywords, locations, languages and schedules. We never ask for client birth details, and we do not upload client lists for sensitive targeting. How enquiry data should be handled lawfully is set out in the <a href="/best-lead-generation-company-for-astrologers-in-bengaluru">astrologers' enquiry-handling guide</a>.

For in-person sessions, a radius around your consulting room that matches how far clients actually travel to you, which your booking history shows. Practices in Ulsoor or Domlur may draw from central and eastern Bengaluru, while those near Mahalakshmi Layout or Hebbal look north and west. Video sessions run as a separate wider campaign.

Ring +91 79767 82366, or WhatsApp that number, listing the consultations you want to promote, the areas and languages you serve, and whether an account already exists. You will hear back with the changes we would make, then a written scope covering management, tracking and a seasonal click budget.

Yes, if the advert and page say so clearly. Campaigns can run across wider areas, with call adverts scheduled for the hours you answer and a page that explains how phone sessions and payment work. Clear expectations matter more for phone-only practices because the caller never sees your room.

Superlatives such as 'best' or 'number one' are risky unless they come from a real, dated, independent source. Google's misrepresentation policy covers misleading claims about qualifications, and ASCI's code asks that research claims carry a source and date. Plain descriptions of your experience and method are safer and usually more persuasive.

Yes. Location-based adverts and a correct Maps profile reinforce each other for nearby families. If the profile still carries keywords in the name or an old address, fix it first; our <a href="/best-local-seo-agency-for-astrologers-in-bengaluru">Maps listing guide for astrologers</a> explains how.

It can, but switching an account fully off and on loses some of what it has learned. A lower budget through the quiet months keeps the keywords and conversion history warm, catches urgent naming or muhurta searches, and lets the wedding-season campaigns ramp up faster when matching enquiries return.

Yes. Vastu searches come from people buying, building or renovating, and they respond to adverts about site and floor-plan reviews. Horoscope searches come from families planning a marriage, naming or ceremony. Mixing them in one campaign blurs the budget and makes it impossible to see which consultation is paying its way.