About RH Fardin
In Gulshan, "cheap" is misunderstood from both ends
Here is the trap specific to Gulshan. Because it is the richest postcode in the country, business owners here are quietly trained to believe that good digital marketing must be expensive — that a real result requires a 1,50,000-to-3,00,000-taka monthly retainer from an agency with a meeting room off Gulshan Avenue. So when they hear "cheap digital marketing in Gulshan," they assume it means junk: a freelancer who boosts a post, sends a screenshot, and disappears. Both beliefs cost you money. The expensive option makes you pay for an org chart and an office address. The truly cheap option wastes the one thing Gulshan punishes you for wasting — clicks that cost three times what they cost anywhere else in Dhaka.
I am RH Fardin, a solo senior digital marketer in Bangladesh with roughly five years running Meta Ads, Google Ads and SEO for businesses here. I am not an agency and I am not a 10,000-taka freelancer. The reason I can offer genuinely affordable digital marketing in Gulshan is mundane, not magical: I have no Gulshan Avenue lease to cover, no junior media buyer to subsidise, no account manager forwarding your emails. The money you pay goes into the work — the audience research, the campaign build, the ad copy, the conversion page, the data — not into rent on the second-most expensive commercial street in the country.
My floor is 50,000 BDT. For a Gulshan brand that usually buys one or two sharply built channels with a real conversion page behind them — Meta Ads to bring buyers this week, or a local SEO foundation that compounds, depending on what you need first. The 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers add channels, pages, deeper SEO and Bangla-plus-English coverage. A full multi-channel build — search, social, local, a landing-page system, ongoing optimisation — is custom, from 3,00,000 BDT. I will tell you in the first call which tier your business actually needs. I do not push you up a tier just because Gulshan addresses can afford it.
I work 50 percent advance, 50 percent on launch, and every landing page I build carries my design-approval guarantee — you do not pay the final half until you sign off on the page meant to convert your Gulshan traffic. The 50,000 BDT is my fee for the work. Your ad spend is separate, sits in your own account, and you watch every taka of it. Cheap, here, does not describe the quality. It describes what is missing from the invoice: the overhead.
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