About RH Fardin
In Bogura, the cheap digital marketing price is cheap because the ad budget barely exists
Picture how the price question actually plays out for a Bogura business. A cold-storage owner, an agro-machinery dealer near Sherpur Road, or a clothing showroom at Newmarket asks a marketing boy 'koto taka for digital marketing?' and hears something soft — 5,000, maybe 8,000 taka a month. It sounds like a bargain, so they say yes. What they are never told is that this single figure is the fee AND the ad budget rolled together.
After the boy keeps his share, a few thousand taka gets boosted from his own Facebook account at 'Bogura, age 18-45' with no thought behind it, no conversion tracking, and no way for the owner to see what happened. Three months later the verdict is 'digital marketing kaj kore na' — when the truth is they bought a magic trick for the price of a magic trick, not a campaign.
I am RH Fardin, a solo senior operator who has spent roughly five years running real campaigns for Bangladeshi businesses — SEO, Google Ads and Meta ads, set up properly and measured honestly. I work with the kind of businesses Bogura actually runs: agro-machinery, seed and cold-storage traders who sell across North Bengal, rice mills and food processors, the doi and sweets names buyers drive up the highway for, diagnostic chambers and clinics, coaching centres feeding off the colleges, and Satmatha and Newmarket showrooms whose customers pay by bKash and Nagad.
I personally run the strategy, the targeting, the ad copy, the landing page and the reporting. Nobody gets handed your account once the advance clears, because there is nobody else — it is me, start to finish.
My fee starts at 50,000 BDT and I will not pretend the floor is lower, because a lower floor would mean cutting the parts that make a campaign actually work.
That 50,000 is for setting up and running a proper campaign — research into your business and your Bogura buyer, account structure, audience and keyword targeting, ad creative, conversion tracking, and a real monthly report — and it is completely separate from your ad spend, which you fund in your own Meta and Google accounts where you can watch every taka move.
The tiers run 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on how many channels you run and how much management you need; a single-channel Meta campaign for a Newmarket showroom is a different job from running search, display and social together for a dealer chasing wholesale enquiries across the upazilas. Fully custom, multi-channel programmes start from 3,00,000 BDT.
I charge 50 percent advance and 50 percent on launch — and 'launch' means when the campaign is built, tracked and live, not the moment you say yes. The design-approval guarantee carries through to everything you can see: you sign off the ad creative and the landing page before they go out, and in-scope revisions continue until you genuinely approve, not until I decide it is good enough. The one thing I refuse to do is blur the line between my fee and the platform spend.
In Bogura, where a trader counts every taka before it leaves his hand, that single distinction — this is my fee, that is what goes to Facebook and Google — is exactly the part almost nobody else will put in writing.
See pricing in BDT