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Why most cheap landing pages in BD waste your ad budget
Most landing pages I am asked to fix in Bangladesh were not actually built as landing pages. They are a homepage trimmed down, a Canva mock-up turned into a WordPress page, or a 15,000 BDT Fiverr template with a hero image, six features, and a contact form pasted at the bottom. Then the buyer spends 30,000–50,000 BDT a month on Facebook Ads pointing at it and wonders why the cost per lead is bleeding.
Cheap is fine. Cheap-looking and unstructured is not. A landing page has one job: take a specific traffic source — a Facebook lead-form ad, a Google Search ad for a buying keyword, a YouTube view, a bKash promo SMS click — and convert that exact intent into a phone call, a form fill, or a WhatsApp message. That requires a real message-match between the ad copy and the headline, a single offer above the fold, a price or pricing anchor, social proof a Bangladeshi buyer trusts, and a CTA that works with one thumb on a 5.5-inch screen.
I am RH Fardin. I have been designing and building sites in Bangladesh for around five years as a one-person operation — no agency, no juniors, no white-label. When you pay 50,000 BDT for a landing page from me, that money is buying senior time on the actual page, not a project manager and three handoffs. I write the headline, design the wireframe, build the page, set up the form, and ship it to your domain.
If your budget is genuinely 8,000 or 15,000 BDT, I am not the right fit and I will say so on the first call. My floor is 50,000 BDT because that is what it costs to do a landing page properly in BD when one senior person owns the work end-to-end. What you get back is a page that does not embarrass the brand and does not drag your ad cost down to losing economics.
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