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Landing page in Samarkand

A landing page at SAMSA.AGENCY costs $800 to $3,500 and takes 2–3 weeks. The scope covers structure built around the offer, design, responsive build, a lead form, analytics and delivery of enquiries to CRM or Telegram.

Registan Square in Samarkand
Registan Square in Samarkand.Photo: Bernard Gagnon · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons

Market context

7,5 млн

Source: Госкомтуризма Узбекистана, 2025

In January–August 2025 alone Uzbekistan received 7.5 million foreign visitors — nearly one and a half times more than the same period a year earlier. Samarkand with its UNESCO sites sits at the start of that route, and the guest decides on a booking in advance, at home, from a phone and in their own language.

What it changes for you

In Samarkand landing pages are mostly needed by tourism and service companies: hotels, tours, restaurants, local brands. We build such a page multilingual from the start — a foreign guest reads the English version, a local client the Russian or Uzbek one.

What is included

  • Page structure around one offer and one action
  • Design and mobile responsiveness
  • Lead form with validation and spam protection
  • Analytics: goals, events, campaign tags
  • Enquiries delivered to Telegram or CRM

How the work runs

  1. 01

    Brief and offer

    We unpack the product, audience and objections, then shape the offer.

  2. 02

    Structure and copy

    Blocks are ordered the way a decision is made; copy follows the query.

  3. 03

    Design and build

    Screens, markup, speed and mobile checks.

  4. 04

    Launch and analytics

    Goals, forms and notifications connected, access handed over.

Frequent questions

Do we need an English version in Samarkand?

If you work with tourists — yes, that is half the audience. The English version is a separate page with its own URL rather than an on-the-fly translation: that is how search engines see it and how it ranks for English queries.

We are seasonal — does a page make sense year-round?

Yes, precisely because of seasonality. Tourists plan trips two to three months ahead, meaning they search for you in the low season, when competitors go quiet. A page that stays indexed all year collects those early queries, and you switch ads on only for the peak — so the budget does not burn in dead months.