Digital Marketing Agency in Varanasi

Pick Google or Meta and we manage that one platform for ₹4,999 a month; a Maps pin is billed at the same rate. Organic search begins at ₹14,999, the combined search, Instagram and Maps package costs ₹19,999, and site builds open at ₹9,999; add GST to each figure. Your card pays Google and Meta for media directly.

No. The entire team sits in Bengaluru, and Banaras accounts are handled from there. The opening discovery session and each month-end review happen on camera, drafts and approvals travel by WhatsApp and email, while a live dashboard shows spend beside bookings and enquiries. Nobody will knock on your door.

Reach travellers while they plan, in their home states. That usually means search ads aimed at Bihar, Bengal, Madhya Pradesh and the rest of Uttar Pradesh, words that mention the station, the temple or a ghat, a fast direct-booking page, and a Maps pin full of room photos and answered reviews. Track direct bookings against booking-site sales.

Several weeks ahead of October, on a small budget, giving Google and Meta time to work out which searches and audiences produce bookings before the rush. Budgets then rise through the busiest weeks, including Ganga Mahotsav and the winter holidays, and fall back as March ends. Starting late means paying peak prices while the campaign is still learning.

Often yes, if the shop can handle remote orders. Reels from the loom, close-ups of the zari and honest descriptions of the silk help a bride trust a handloom piece she cannot touch. Video-call viewing appointments close the gap, and a separate local campaign keeps showroom visits in Banaras flowing.

Show the process and state the facts. Weaving videos, material details, a page explaining that Banaras Brocades and Sarees are GI-registered, and clear photos of the reverse side all help. Avoid claims you cannot prove; buyers and platforms both punish them. Reviews from real customers, collected over time, add the most weight.

Yes, inside Google's rules. Healthcare ads are restricted: certain treatments and medicines require certification and a few may not be promoted at all. Every department is screened for compliance with Google's healthcare policy before we write a word, banned claims are left out, and each speciality gets its own page. Google still has the final say, so approval is never promised up front.

Hindi, Hinglish and English are drafted by our team. Bhojpuri, Bengali or Urdu versions run when the words come from you, or once you have checked and approved them, which can suit hotels courting pilgrims from Bihar and Bengal. We check the script displays properly on phones and that the landing page uses the same language.

Local SEO covers it: we correct the pin's position, check the address matches the street the way visitors know it, add landmark-based directions in the description, upload fresh photos of the entrance and keep the phone number and timings current. Google may review some edits before they show.

No. Google alone decides its rankings, and a promise of a position is a red flag. The SEO retainer pays for technical repairs, search research, better pages, new articles on a schedule and a monthly progress table. Progress is reported honestly, including in slow months.

No. Google and Meta debit media from the card saved in your own account, and KaamGPT's invoice lists nothing but our fee and GST. That separation lets you check every rupee of media inside Google or Meta and know exactly what you paid us for the work.

It depends on whether customers come to you or you go to them. A clinic or cafe needs people nearby, so Presence targeting around the city suits it. A hotel, a silk label or a craft studio sells to people elsewhere, so campaigns aim at their home regions, each with its own budget for clear comparison.

Search ads on ghat tours, sunrise boat rides and aarti visits, timed for the October to March peak, a simple booking page with clear prices and meeting points, and a Maps listing with photos and replies. Instagram works best with short real footage from the river rather than stock images.

Yes. A compact catalogue website, built from ₹9,999, lets visitors reorder after they go home, and a ₹4,999-a-month Meta Ads retainer can put the work before gift buyers in other cities before Diwali and the wedding months. Orders are tracked against ad cost, so the workshop knows whether selling online pays.

You do. Any fresh Google or Meta account is opened in your firm's name, or you add us as an admin on the ones you have. Pin, domain, site and analytics are all yours, so moving to another provider one day loses no data, reviews or audiences.

No long lock-in. Each service has its own written quote with terms set out before you sign. We recommend three months for a new campaign because the opening month goes largely on learning, but a single service can rest through the off-season while the remainder carry on.

A video discovery session starts things, and a video review closes every month. Between them, WhatsApp and email carry approvals, photos and quick questions, and a written note arrives each Monday. The dashboard means you can check bookings and spend from the reception desk at any time.

Yes. Most plans pair search ads on course and entrance-exam names in the admission months with Instagram reaching students and parents, plus enquiry forms that alert a counsellor straight away. Copy sticks to batches, teachers, class times and fees you can prove, and makes no result claims nobody can check.

Ads usually start showing soon after approval, but the first weeks are a learning phase. Give a campaign one whole tracked month of bookings, calls and forms before judging it, and give SEO and Maps several months. Seasonal businesses should start ahead of the October crowds, not halfway through them.

Logins to whatever ad accounts you already run and to the Maps pin, photos of your rooms, stock or premises, a logo, a line on which towns your customers set out from, the media budget you are comfortable with each month, and one decision-maker who signs off copy without delay. Opening accounts and wiring up tracking is our job.

Nobody can truthfully say that for every guest house, brocade label and hospital in Banaras. KaamGPT publishes its opening fees, keeps logins registered to you, wires up tracking before a rupee of media moves and sends a Monday note. Weigh that against any other proposal, and try one service on its own before adding a second.

From Sigra, Bhelupur or a ghat-side guest house, the number is +91 79767 82366 for calls and WhatsApp alike; if you would rather we called, the services page has a form for that. Say what trade you are in, which states your buyers travel in from and the rough monthly budget. After a free first talk and a video discovery call, a plan and quote in rupees arrives before any account is touched.

Yes. We start by auditing the existing accounts, ideally while they keep running, and point out absent tracking, money being wasted, and any login held in somebody else's name. If you switch, we help transfer ownership so your history and audiences carry over.

Find out who will hold the accounts, how bookings and calls get tracked, whether every fee is in writing, how visitors from other states will be targeted and how often you will see results. KaamGPT puts each answer on paper, and any firm on your shortlist should too.

Yes. A hotel site starts at ₹9,999 and comes with a design shaped around your property, pages built for phones first, markup search engines can follow, an editing panel your front desk can manage, analytics, and four weeks of free support after launch. A booking enquiry form and clear room photos are the priority, so ad clicks turn into guests.