Digital marketing gulshan bd
Your Gulshan audience is small, expensive, and worth getting exactly right
A restaurant in Banani can survive on footfall and a Facebook page. A clinic, a boutique, a corporate office or a premium service in Gulshan cannot — your customer does the math online first, then decides whether you are even in their league. That is the real problem with digital marketing in Gulshan: the audience is tiny, the cost per click is brutal, and one weak ad or a slow website quietly tells a high-value buyer to go somewhere that looks more put-together.
Most agencies treat Gulshan like any other postcode. They run the same broad campaigns they run for a Mirpur retailer, chase reach and impressions, and report 'engagement' that never turns into a single booking. In Gulshan that approach is not just ineffective — it is expensive. You are paying premium ad rates to be seen by the wrong people, or seen badly by the right ones.
I work differently because there is no 'I' to hide behind. I am one senior operator with about five years running paid and organic for Bangladeshi businesses. I personally set up your Google Ads, write the Meta creative, fix the landing page, and wire up the tracking — there are no juniors learning on your budget and no account manager forwarding your questions to someone you will never meet.
And I am direct about money, because Gulshan clients are tired of being managed. My fee starts at 50,000 BDT and the tiers are 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT, with fully custom work from 3,00,000 BDT. That is my fee for the strategy, the build and the management — your ad spend to Google and Meta is separate and stays in your own account. Terms are 50% advance, 50% on launch, and the work comes with a design-approval guarantee so nothing goes live until you have signed off on how it looks.
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