Who runs your account
One Senior Hand on Every Campaign, From Sylhet Shops to Dhaka SaaS
Most digital marketing in Bangladesh fails for the same reason: the person who pitched you is not the person running your account. You sign up after a polished meeting, then a fresh graduate copy-pastes a Bengali ad headline from a template and burns 30,000 BDT showing your boost to people who will never buy. I work the opposite way. The person you talk to in the first call is the person writing your ads, picking your keywords, building your landing pages and reading your bKash transaction logs every week.
I am RH Fardin, an SEO consultant and Google Ads specialist who also designs and builds the sites your traffic lands on. That matters more than it sounds. In Bangladesh, the gap between a click and a paid order is huge. A Daraz-trained buyer expects fast pages on a 4G connection, clear pricing in taka, a working WhatsApp button, and a checkout that does not ask for a credit card they do not own. If your marketing agency does not touch your site, they cannot fix any of that.
Around five years in, I have stopped pitching channels and started pitching outcomes. Some clients need a Facebook-only setup because that is where their saree buyers actually live. Others need Google Search ads because their service is something people only Google when they urgently need it, like a plumber or AC technician. A few need long-haul SEO because they are competing for terms that will pay back for years. I tell you which mix fits your business in the first call, not after you sign.
Pricing is plain. Digital marketing engagements start at 50,000 BDT with tiers at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on scope. Custom retainers covering paid media plus website plus content begin at 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance, 50% on launch, and if you do not approve the campaign and landing page direction, we keep iterating until you do. No lock-in, no surprise charges, no Boost-and-pray.
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