tl;dr: as of this writing, don't bother with any goals past Level 150. The game makes it essentially impossible to proceed a little past there, even if spending money (details below). Also, don't bother spending money, level 100 can be reached in a couple days without it. You may want to hang back a little while on this one and see if they ever address this with future updates.
ZA: Doomsday-Z is kind of a House of the Dead / Virtua Cop knockoff until level 18, when it also occasionally becomes the Ukraine War Simulator and has Wifebeater Gopniks and drones team up with the zombies to take you on.
In general, the assault rifles/machines guns are best to stick with as you'll often have to shoot posted-up enemies at long distances. There are occasional levels where a shotgun is useful but a good rifle is always useful.
That said, also pretty much upgrade guns whenever they offer at least two or three thousand more power. The game doesn't tell you but the power rating also influences how much health you have / damage you can take. For most weapons don't bother upgrading too much unless you're stuck on one for a long time.
The very first thing to do is go into the game's settings and adjust the sensitivity. It defaults to very low and will have you scraping all around the screen to aim. I found setting it toward the middle was best.
If you want to watch a pre-level ad to get a bonus ammo type, you pretty much always want Shock. It stuns and damages enemies a bit, but also leaps to nearby enemies and can kill off the weaker ones without you having to shoot them. All that said, it's only worth it if you already failed a level but feel like you just need a little extra boost to get through it.
Save all your gold bars. Around level 40 you'll get an offer to use them to buy an M6 (with a bonus of a bunch of cash) for 200 gold bars, which you should take. You can similarly use 300-350 of them to buy several more new weapons along the way, culminating with the T3 AK with a yellow plate and white accents around level 100. Unfortunately, the game becomes unplayable not long after this. If you want gold or cash you can grind ads seemingly endlessly while watching a show or something.
GPT sites offer a couple goals that appear to pay you for spending money, but there's a catch in both cases. The 6.99 subscription gives you three free days, then bills you, but will continue to bill this amount WEEKLY until you cancel it. You can get the 2.50 profit out of it or whatever if you really want, but be careful. The other offer is the "trial pack" which I never saw actually appear anywhere while playing.
Around level 65-70, you start occasionally encountering the phenomenon of "invincible zombies." Usually a regular shuffler of some sort, but you can shoot and shoot and bullets just pass right through them forever. There are a few ways to deal with them, that work at least up to level 150 or so. The first is to grind ads for gold/cash and upgrade your gun if possible, sometimes a substantial increase in power makes them vincible again. The next to try is get the Shock ammo before the level, when positioned right sometimes a vulnerable zombie can be hit and jump the shock to the invincible ones. The final is to buy a bat or three and use them when they get close, but this doesn't even work 100% of the time. Everything stops working somewhere in the 150s even when you spend money on everything available, so that's the point to quit the game until reviews indicate it's possible to get farther (I wouldn't guess it will ever happen).
The highest goal you can thus hit for offers is level 100, so stop there. If there's one for level 150, it is possible to get that far but not much farther (I hit the wall somewhere in the high 150s, the game just stops offering new guns or anything possible to do more damage even if you want to buy the paid stuff).
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