For Mirpur owners tired of paying to 'boost' and seeing nothing back
Cheap should mean low overhead — not low effort and no results
Walk through Mirpur 10, Pallabi, Kazipara or Mirpur DOHS and almost every shop owner has the same story. Someone — a cousin, a Facebook 'page expert', a guy charging 5,000 taka a month — has been 'doing marketing'. In practice that means hitting Boost Post on a phone, burning a few thousand taka of ad money on likes from accounts in other countries, and sending a screenshot of 'reach' at the end of the month. No sales. No phone calls. No idea which keyword or audience actually worked. That is what cheap digital marketing in Mirpur has come to mean, and it is exactly why owners stop trusting the whole thing.
I am RH Fardin, a solo senior digital marketer based in Bangladesh with roughly five years on real campaigns — Google Search ads for service businesses, Google Business Profile and local SEO for shops that need to show up when someone nearby searches, Meta ads built to drive WhatsApp messages instead of vanity likes. I do the keyword research, write the ads, build the targeting, set up the tracking and read the numbers myself. When you message me, you are messaging the person who actually touches your account — not a sales rep who hands you to a junior the day after you pay.
Here is the honest version of 'cheap': the price is low because the overhead is low, not because the work is thin. An agency in Gulshan has rent, a sales team, account managers and juniors to pay — so a small Mirpur budget gets a trainee and a template campaign. I have none of that to feed, so a senior pair of hands works on your account at a price a Mirpur SME can actually carry. Cheap digital marketing Mirpur owners can trust is not about doing less; it is about no one taking a cut between you and the work.
The numbers are plain. Engagements start at 50,000 BDT for a focused setup — one channel done properly, full tracking, and the first campaigns live. 90,000 BDT covers a broader setup across search and social with deeper optimisation; 1,50,000 BDT is for a serious multi-channel push with landing pages and conversion tracking wired end to end. Larger custom retainers for established Mirpur firms start at 3,00,000 BDT. Every engagement is 50% advance, 50% on completion, paid by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Your ad spend with Google or Meta is separate and stays in your own account — I never mark it up, and you always see exactly where it goes.
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