For Mirpur business owners tired of paying for SEO and seeing nothing move
Mirpur buyers search on their phones and pick from the map. Are you on it?
Mirpur is not Gulshan, and SEO that ignores that fact fails here. This is one of the densest commercial belts in Dhaka — the clothing and electronics traders around Mirpur 1 and Mirpur 10, the diagnostic centres and dental clinics in Pallabi and Kazipara, the coaching centres in Shewrapara, the restaurants near Mirpur 11, the real-estate offices in Mirpur DOHS. Your customers are not reading blog posts.
They are standing on a footpath with a mid-range Android, typing "dentist near me" or "AC servicing mirpur" or "biye'r shari shop mirpur 1," and they tap one of the first three results on the Google map. If your business is not in that little pack, you do not exist for that buyer — no matter how good your shop is.
Here is the pattern I see again and again. A Mirpur owner paid 5,000 or 8,000 taka a month to someone who promised "page one in 30 days," got 500 spam backlinks from a Fiverr seller, watched their Google Business Profile sit untouched, and after six months the agency stopped replying on WhatsApp and blamed "Google algorithm change." The owner concludes SEO is a scam. It is not — but cheap SEO theatre absolutely is. Real ranking work in a competitive Dhaka thana takes real hours, and nobody can do real hours for 8,000 taka a month. That is the honest math most providers in Bangladesh will not say out loud.
When you hire me, the person who picks up the call is the person who runs the audit, claims and cleans your Google Business Profile, rewrites your title tags, fixes your mobile load, and chases the genuine local links. There is no senior on the sales call and a junior on the actual account — I am a solo senior operator, so the two are the same human on every project.
Close to 5 years doing this for Bangladeshi businesses means I already know what quietly kills local rankings here: a profile with the wrong category, a phone number that is an image instead of tap-to-call, a site that takes eight seconds to load on Mirpur 4G, and service-area pages that never name the thanas your buyers actually search.
I will be straight about money because Mirpur owners are right to ask first. A one-time SEO rebuild — full audit, keyword map, on-page rewrite of your key pages, Google Business Profile cleanup, schema, speed pass and a 90-day plan — starts at 50,000 BDT, with deeper scopes at 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on how competitive your niche and how many pages need work. Fully custom or larger campaigns start at 3,00,000 BDT. Every engagement is 50% advance and 50% on launch, paid by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. And nothing about the plan is hidden — you see the actual Search Console and Maps data, not a screenshot of someone else's dashboard.
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