Digital marketing in Bangladesh that respects your budget and goes after revenue, not engagement screenshots.
Most BD businesses get sold post boosts and follower counts. I run digital marketing the way it should be run for the local market: search intent for buyers Googling at 11pm, Meta campaigns priced for Bangladesh CPMs, landing pages built for mobile-first traffic, and bKash/Nagad-friendly funnels. One senior operator, no junior handovers, no agency-style markups.
~5 years working with BD founders | Plans from 50,000 BDT | 50% advance, 50% on launch
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Most BD businesses I talk to are running the same broken stack: a boosted Facebook post pointing to a phone number, a half-finished website, and no tracking. The page gets reach, the inbox gets "price ki?" messages, and almost nobody completes an order. That is not a marketing problem. That is a funnel problem. Digital marketing in Bangladesh only works when search, social, landing pages and payment all line up — and that is the work I do.
I am RH Fardin, a website designer, SEO consultant and Google Ads specialist working out of Bangladesh for around five years. I run digital marketing for BD founders end to end: keyword research in both English and Bangla intent, Google Search and Performance Max campaigns, Meta (Facebook and Instagram) ads tuned for BD CPMs, technical SEO, content, and the landing pages every campaign actually depends on. Same person across all of it, so the strategy and the execution do not get lost between teams.
What you avoid by working with me directly: a sales person promising the moon, then handing your account to a fresh hire who is learning on your budget. What you get instead: honest expectations about what 30,000 or 50,000 BDT in ad spend can realistically do in your category, weekly check-ins in plain Bangla or English, and full account ownership — your Google Ads, Meta Business Manager, GA4 and Search Console stay in your name.
I deliberately keep the client list small. If digital marketing in Bangladesh is going to drive real revenue for your business, somebody has to actually understand your product, your pricing, your delivery zone and your buyer. That cannot be done at scale by a 20-person agency selling "packages". It can be done by one operator who picks his battles.
Not a deck of buzzwords. A working machine that brings BD buyers, captures their orders, and gives you the numbers behind every taka spent.
Plans built around how Bangladeshis actually buy — mobile-first browsing, bKash/Nagad payment habits, COD trust gaps, and the constant "koto taka?" question. Not a copy-pasted US playbook.
Google Ads and Meta ads working off the same audience, offer and landing page — instead of two disconnected channels fighting for credit and confusing your reporting.
Every campaign gets a real landing page, not a homepage link. Designed mobile-first, with a bKash/Nagad-friendly checkout or lead form that actually converts BD traffic.
Google Ads, Meta Business Manager, GA4, Search Console and your domain all stay in your ownership. No hostage situations if you ever want to walk away.
Monthly numbers in plain language — ad spend, leads, orders, cost per result in taka — not a 40-page PDF designed to hide that nothing is working.
You message me on WhatsApp, you get me — not an account manager who needs to "check with the team". Fewer handoffs, faster decisions, less wasted budget.
Walk into ten BD shops or service businesses and ask what "digital marketing" has done for them and you will hear the same story: an agency or freelancer ran some boosted posts, sent a screenshot of "5 lakh reach", and then asked for the next month's payment. Nobody can tell you how many orders came from it, what the cost per order was, or whether the same money in Google Search would have done better. That is not marketing. That is performance theatre.
The fix is unglamorous: install proper tracking (GA4, Meta Pixel, conversion API, server-side where it matters), tie every campaign to a specific outcome in taka, and kill what does not work — even if it is the channel the founder is emotionally attached to.
The second silent killer is the landing experience. BD traffic is overwhelmingly mobile, often on patchy 4G, and arrives with low patience and high price-sensitivity. If your campaign sends them to a slow, generic homepage with no clear price, no bKash option and no obvious next step, they leave — and the ad budget burns regardless. I build the funnel as one piece: ad creative, landing page, form/checkout, follow-up message. Same hand, same logic, same accountability. That is the unsexy reason the work I do tends to outperform the "package" agencies even on smaller budgets.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
An online store built to sell and scale.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Real questions BD founders ask me before signing on for digital marketing.
My engagement floor for managed digital marketing in Bangladesh starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused, single-channel setup (typically a landing page plus one channel — Google Ads or Meta — fully built and managed for the first month). Multi-channel monthly retainers usually sit in the 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range depending on scope. Custom enterprise work starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Ad spend is separate and paid directly by you to Google/Meta — I do not mark it up.
No. Management fee and ad spend are always separate. You fund Google Ads and Meta ads directly from your card or dual-currency card, so the money never sits with me and you keep full visibility. For most BD small businesses I recommend starting with 20,000–40,000 BDT/month in actual ad spend on top of the management fee — anything less and the algorithms do not get enough signal to optimise.
Full digital marketing. Facebook and Instagram ads are one channel, but most BD businesses also leave Google Search traffic, SEO and landing-page optimisation completely untapped. I plan across SEO, Google Ads, Meta and content together — based on where your buyers actually are — instead of forcing one channel because that is all the agency knows how to run.
Yes — that is the whole point of hiring someone local. Landing pages and checkouts are built with bKash and Nagad as first-class payment options, COD flows include phone verification to cut fake orders, and ad creatives can be written and designed in Bangla, English or both depending on your audience. This is not a service I bolt on; it is the default.
I do not lock you into long contracts. Monthly retainers run month-to-month after the initial setup, with one full month's notice to pause or stop. Setup work (landing page, account configuration, tracking) follows the standard 50% advance / 50% on launch, with my design-approval guarantee — you sign off on the design before any deployment work begins.
With an agency you usually pay extra for sales people, account managers and overheads — and the actual work is often done by a junior. Working with me, the person you talk to is the person running your ads, writing your landing pages and reading your GA4 reports. Fewer handoffs, faster fixes, and your budget goes into the work, not into the office. The trade-off is honest: I cannot take on unlimited clients, so when I am full, I am full.
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