In Mirpur, your Facebook page is not your marketing — it is your shop. The orders come into Messenger, the payment is COD or bKash, the whole business lives inside the blue app. So the real question is not "koto reach hoyeche?" It is: how many people actually messaged "price ki?" this week, and how many of them paid.
I run Facebook and Instagram ad campaigns built around how Mirpur actually buys — Messenger inquiries, COD orders, bKash payments, repeat customers — not boosted-post vanity numbers. I am RH Fardin, the one senior operator who personally builds the targeting, writes the Bangla copy, watches the daily cost per message, and replies to you. Campaign management starts at 50,000 BDT a month, and your ad spend stays in your own account.
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Most Facebook marketing sold in Mirpur is the same trick in a different signboard: someone takes your post, hits the blue Boost button on a phone, targets "Bangladesh, 18 to 65, all interests," and at the end of the month sends you a screenshot that says 50,000 reach, 800 likes. Then you check your Messenger and there are eleven messages, nine of them asking "price?" and vanishing. You paid for a number that does not buy rice.
In Mirpur this hurts more than it does for a Gulshan brand, because here Facebook is not a branding channel sitting on top of a real business — for thousands of Mirpur sellers, clothing pages, gadget shops, food carts, salons, coaching centres, the Facebook page is the entire shop. Mess up the ads and you have not just wasted a budget, you have starved your only sales channel.
I am RH Fardin, a Dhaka-based digital marketer and Google Ads specialist who has spent around five years running paid social for Bangladeshi sellers. The way I run a Mirpur campaign has almost nothing in common with the boost-button approach. Everything is built inside Ads Manager, structured by funnel stage, and judged on cost per Messenger conversation, cost per WhatsApp inquiry, cost per COD form submit and cost per bKash checkout — the events that actually map to money landing in your account. Reach and likes are side effects I watch, not the scoreboard I report on. If a campaign is getting cheap reach but no real conversations, I treat that as a failing campaign, not a win to dress up.
When you hire me, the person reading your business, picking the creative angle, writing the ad hook in the Banglish your Mirpur buyer actually scrolls in, building the audiences and watching the spend at 11pm is me. There is no account executive forwarding your WhatsApp to a junior who learned Ads Manager last month and is also juggling ten other pages.
I take a deliberately limited number of clients, because the only honest way one senior pair of hands stays this close to your account is to not spread itself across forty of them. That is also the only way I can claim to be the best Facebook marketing company in Mirpur with a straight face — by actually being on your account, not renting an office and a logo wall.
The pricing is plain and it is the same whether you are off Mirpur 10 or anywhere else in Dhaka. Management starts at 50,000 BDT a month for a focused single-objective campaign; 90,000 BDT for a multi-product or active-retargeting setup; 1,50,000 BDT for full-funnel work with heavy creative testing. A fully custom build with a new website or shop platform starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Billing is 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. That is the management fee only — your actual ad spend goes directly from your own Meta account to Facebook, and I never touch it or mark it up.
Six things a Mirpur seller actually needs from a Meta ads partner when the Facebook page is the shop and every wasted taka comes out of working capital. The work itself, not a Silver-Gold-Platinum menu.
Campaigns optimise for the conversation, not the reach. I structure click-to-Messenger and WhatsApp ads so the people you pay for are the ones typing "ami nibo," with quick-reply flows and saved replies set up so leads do not go cold while you sleep.
Cheap reach can flood you with COD orders that get refused at the door and quietly kill your margin. I tune targeting and creative toward buyers who actually pay, and track confirmed-versus-returned, so we optimise for delivered revenue, not order count.
If you deliver around Mirpur 1, 10, Pallabi, Kazipara, Shewrapara and DOHS, you should not pay to reach all of Dhaka. I geo-tighten and exclude the audiences who will never become customers so a small budget hits people who can.
Ads send people to your page first, so a slow-replying page with no pinned offer and no catalog leaks every taka. I fix response time, pinned posts, the Facebook and Instagram Shop and the trust signals before scaling spend.
Hooks and ad copy written for how Mirpur scrolls — pure Bangla or Banglish, price-led, objection-led, with the offer and delivery charge stated up front so you stop paying for "price?" messages that never convert.
The person who plans the campaign is the person running it and reporting on it. Every week you get spend, cost per message, cost per order and what I changed — one honest page, sent on WhatsApp, not a 40-tab dashboard you never open.
Here is the part almost no "Facebook marketing company" in Mirpur will tell you, because it points the finger back at work they do not do: most ad budgets in this market are not wasted in Ads Manager, they are wasted in the thirty seconds after someone taps your ad. They land on your page. And the page replies in four hours instead of four minutes. The offer is buried three posts down instead of pinned at the top.
There is no catalog, no clear delivery charge, no "COD ache" reassurance, just a wall of reposted product photos with watermarks from three other pages. In Gulshan you can survive a clumsy page because the ad sends people to a real website. In Mirpur the page IS the website, the cart and the checkout all at once.
So if a Mirpur seller hires someone who only knows how to push spend and never touches the page experience, they are pouring water into a bucket with a hole in it and calling the leak a targeting problem.
That is exactly why I refuse to separate the ad buying from the page.
When I run Meta ads for a Mirpur business, the page itself becomes part of the campaign: response time tightened, an instant Messenger greeting and saved replies set up so a midnight "price ki?" gets answered before the buyer drifts to the next shop, the strongest offer pinned, the Facebook and Instagram Shop or catalog built so people can browse without typing, and clear COD-and-bKash trust lines so a first-time Mirpur buyer feels safe paying a stranger. Then, and only then, do I scale spend.
If you want to judge whether your last "top Facebook marketing company in Mirpur" was real or not, do not look at the reach screenshot — open your own Messenger, count how many real conversations the spend produced, check how fast they were answered, and ask how many turned into delivered, paid orders. That single honest count tells you more than any reach number a boost vendor will ever send you.
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My Meta ads management starts at 50,000 BDT a month for a focused single-objective campaign (one product or offer, Messenger or WhatsApp funnel, weekly reporting). A multi-product or active-retargeting setup is usually 90,000 BDT a month, and full-funnel work with heavy creative testing is 1,50,000 BDT a month and up. A fully custom build with a new website or shop platform starts at 3,00,000 BDT. That is the management fee only — separate from your ad spend to Meta — billed 50% in advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. No hidden 'reporting' or 'boost margin' on top.
No, and that is on purpose. Your ad spend goes directly from your own Meta Business account to Facebook, usually funded by a dual-currency card or a bKash-linked card. I never take your boost budget into my account. This keeps everything transparent, leaves you owning the ad account, the page, the pixel and the audiences, and removes the most common Mirpur scam where an 'agency' quietly marks up your ad spend by 30 to 50 percent and pockets the difference.
Yes — that is the most common Mirpur setup and a lot of my work is exactly this. We run click-to-Messenger and WhatsApp campaigns straight into your page, with quick-reply flows so inquiries do not go cold, and I tune the targeting and creative toward buyers who actually pay rather than just placing COD orders they refuse at the door. A page-only F-commerce business can absolutely run profitable Meta ads. A website helps later for retargeting and faster checkout, but it is not a requirement to start.
Partly, and it is something I actively work on — most people ignore it. A chunk of COD returns in Mirpur come from cheap, loose targeting that pulls in impulse 'order korlam, pore cancel' clickers. I tighten targeting toward serious buyers, add a confirmation step in Messenger before dispatch, state the delivery charge and policy clearly in the ad and on the page, and track confirmed-versus-returned so we optimise for delivered revenue, not raw order count. It will not drop returns to zero, but a cleaner funnel meaningfully cuts the doorstep refusals eating your margin.
No honest media buyer will promise a fixed number of orders before seeing your product, margin, delivery area and page. Anyone guaranteeing '500 orders' to a Mirpur seller before looking at the business is guessing or lying. What I will guarantee is that the pixel and events are set up correctly, the campaign is structured around real conversions, the creative is tested properly, and you see true cost per message and cost per order every week. If after the first 30 days the cost per result is not improving, we sit down and decide together whether to continue, pivot or stop — I will not quietly keep billing a broken campaign.
Both, and for a Mirpur business they cannot really be separated. I write the ad copy in Bangla, English or Banglish and design static and short-form creatives myself, set up your Messenger greeting and saved replies, pin the right offer, and build out your Facebook and Instagram Shop or catalog. Since I also design and build websites, if your funnel needs a real landing page or shop later I can build it under the same engagement from 50,000 BDT — properly tracked, fast on a mid-range Android, with clear bKash, Nagad and COD flows. For heavy video shoots I bring in trusted Dhaka producers and bill it transparently as a pass-through cost.
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