The honest digital marketing price in Rajshahi, with a straight answer to the question nobody else gives straight: how much is my fee, and how much is the ad spend that goes to Facebook and Google.
Ask three people for a digital marketing price in Rajshahi and you get three confusing numbers, because most of them quietly fold your Facebook ad budget into their fee so the total looks like one lump. I do not do that. My work starts at 50,000 BDT, and your ad spend — the money that actually goes to Meta and Google — is shown separately, in your own ad account, with you watching it. One senior operator runs the campaign personally. No boosting agency, no junior burning your budget on the wrong audience while you wait for a screenshot.
Solo senior operator, ~5 years running Bangladesh campaigns, 50% advance / 50% on launch, ad spend kept separate and visible — you see exactly what goes to my fee and what goes to the platforms.
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Here is how the digital marketing price question usually plays out in Rajshahi. A showroom owner near Shaheb Bazar or a clinic in the Medical area asks a "marketing boy" — often a part-timer who learned Facebook boosting between university classes — koto taka for digital marketing. They hear a soft number like 8,000 or 12,000 taka a month and think they have found a deal.
What they are not told is that this number is the fee AND the ad budget rolled into one, so almost nothing actually reaches a real audience. The boost runs from the person's own Facebook account, targets "Rajshahi, age 18-45" with no thought behind it, and the owner never sees a single number that means anything. Three months later the verdict is "digital marketing does not work," when the truth is they paid for 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 that are set up properly and measured honestly.
I work with the kind of businesses Rajshahi actually runs: silk and clothing showrooms that need to look premium online, mango traders and orchard businesses whose entire year hinges on a few hot months, diagnostic chambers and clinics around Laxmipur and the Medical area, coaching centres and admission-prep institutes feeding off Rajshahi University, RUET and the medical college, and shops along New Market and Shaheb Bazar selling to customers who pay by bKash and Nagad.
I personally run the strategy, the targeting, the ad copy, the landing page, and the reporting. No junior is handed your account once the advance clears.
My work starts at 50,000 BDT and I will not pretend the floor is lower. That is my fee for setting up and running a proper campaign — research, 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.
The tiers go 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on how many channels and how much management you need; a single-channel Meta campaign for a Rajshahi showroom is a different job from running search, display and social together for a chamber that books appointments. Fully custom, multi-channel programmes start from 3,00,000 BDT.
I charge 50 percent advance and 50 percent on launch of the campaign — meaning when it is built, tracked and live, not the moment you say yes. The design-approval guarantee carries over to the work you can see: you sign off on the ad creative and the landing page before they go out, and in-scope revisions continue until you genuinely approve them. The thing I refuse to do is blur the line between my fee and the platform spend. In Rajshahi, where every business owner is rightly careful with money, that single line — this is my fee, that is what goes to Facebook and Google — is the part almost nobody else is willing to put in writing.
Six things that separate a real campaign from the 10,000-taka-a-month boost a part-timer runs from his own phone — each one tied to how Rajshahi businesses and buyers actually behave.
My fee starts at 50,000 BDT and is quoted separately from your ad budget. Your spend lives in your own Meta and Google accounts, so you see exactly what reaches the platforms versus what pays for the work.
The person who plans your campaign is the person who runs it. No boosting from a stranger's Facebook account, no trainee left to spend your budget on a vague "Rajshahi 18-45" audience while you wait for a screenshot.
Audiences and keywords built for a smaller, careful-with-money market, not Dhaka-sized budgets sprayed wide. Tight geo and interest targeting so a modest spend still reaches the buyers who can actually walk into your showroom or chamber.
Plenty of Rajshahi businesses — mango traders, coaching admissions, silk showrooms before Eid — live or die on a few months. I structure spend to push hard when it matters and idle quietly when it does not, instead of bleeding a flat budget all year.
Conversion tracking, calls, form fills and bKash-confirmed orders measured properly — a monthly report you can read, not a screenshot of likes. You will know cost per lead, not just that the post "reached" people.
Ads are wasted on a slow page. I make sure clicks land on a fast, mobile-first page tuned for a mid-range Android on real Rajshahi data, with a clear next step and bKash or Nagad handling — so the spend turns into enquiries.
The single biggest reason digital marketing "fails" for Rajshahi businesses is that the price was never honest to begin with. When a part-timer quotes 10,000 taka a month for "digital marketing," that number is doing two jobs at once — paying for his time and funding the ads — and there is no version of that maths where a real audience gets reached.
After he takes his cut, maybe 4,000 or 5,000 taka actually goes to Facebook, boosted from his own account with no targeting logic, no conversion tracking, and no way for you to see what happened. So the owner watches a few weeks of likes from people who will never visit the shop, decides the whole thing is a waste, and goes back to relying on walk-ins and word of mouth. The problem was never that digital marketing does not work in Rajshahi.
The problem was that nobody told them where the money was going. That is exactly why my digital marketing price Rajshahi quote always shows two lines — my fee, and your ad spend — and why your budget sits in your own accounts where you can watch it move.
Concretely, the 50,000 BDT floor is my fee for building and running a real campaign: a proper look at your business and your Rajshahi buyer, a campaign structure on Meta or Google built around an actual goal — phone calls, form enquiries, showroom visits, bookings — keyword and audience research sized for a smaller market, ad creative and copy you approve before it runs, conversion tracking wired up so leads are counted honestly, and a monthly report written in plain language.
Your ad spend is on top and entirely yours to set; for many Rajshahi businesses a focused 15,000 to 30,000 taka of monthly spend, targeted tightly, does far more than a vague 50,000 sprayed across the wrong audience. The 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers add channels and management — running search and social together, more creative, tighter optimisation cycles — and fully custom multi-channel programmes start from 3,00,000 BDT.
That is what digital marketing rajshahi bd should actually mean: a clear fee, your spend kept visible, and one senior operator who can tell you, with real numbers, whether it is working.
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Real questions from real Rajshahi business owners — starting with the one almost everyone asks in the first thirty seconds.
My fee starts at 50,000 BDT, and that is separate from your ad spend. The 50,000 tier covers strategy, campaign setup on Meta or Google, audience and keyword research, ad creative you approve, conversion tracking, and a real monthly report. The 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers add more channels and tighter management; fully custom multi-channel programmes start from 3,00,000 BDT.
Your ad budget — the money that goes to Facebook and Google — sits in your own accounts on top of my fee, where you can watch every taka. Payment for my fee is 50 percent advance, 50 percent on launch. If someone quotes you 8,000 or 12,000 taka a month for "everything," that is fee and ad spend mixed together, and almost none of it is reaching a real audience.
Because that 10,000 is his time and your ad budget in one number, so barely anything reaches real buyers. After his cut, a few thousand taka gets boosted from his own Facebook account with no targeting logic and no tracking, and you never see a number that means anything. My 50,000 BDT is the fee for actual work — research, proper campaign structure, conversion tracking, creative you approve, and a report you can read — and your ad spend is separate and visible in your own accounts.
Most Rajshahi owners who took the cheap all-in route concluded "digital marketing does not work," when really they paid for a boost, not a campaign. The honest price is the one that tells you where the money goes.
On top, and that is on purpose. My fee starts at 50,000 BDT for running the campaign. The ad spend — what goes to Meta and Google — is funded from your own ad accounts, in your name, so you can log in and see exactly what is being spent and where. I will never run your budget out of my own account or hide it inside my fee, because that is how Rajshahi business owners get burned and never find out why. You set the spend, I tell you honestly what a number like 15,000 or 30,000 taka a month can realistically do in this market, and you watch it work.
For a showroom, you do not need a Dhaka-sized budget — you need tight targeting and a reason for people to walk in. A focused monthly spend in the 15,000 to 30,000 taka range, aimed at the right Rajshahi neighbourhoods and interests, paired with strong creative of your actual products and a fast landing page, usually does more than a larger budget sprayed wide. The trick is timing it around when people buy — Eid, wedding season — and pushing spend then rather than dribbling a flat amount all year.
My 50,000 BDT fee covers building that campaign and measuring it; the spend on top is yours to set, and I will give you an honest read on what it can bring in.
No, and you should not. Plenty of Rajshahi businesses live on a few months — mango traders, coaching centres around admission time, showrooms before Eid — so it makes no sense to bleed a flat marketing budget across the dead months. I will structure the work around your real calendar: build the campaign, push hard with spend and management when the season is on, then idle it down when it is not. We can scope the engagement around the active period instead of a year-round retainer you do not need. The 50,000 BDT fee and the tiers above it flex to how your business actually earns, not the other way around.
Because I count the things that pay you, not the things that look nice. Before anything goes live I set up conversion tracking — phone calls, form submissions, WhatsApp enquiries, bKash-confirmed orders — so we can see cost per lead, not just reach and likes. Every month you get a report written in plain language: what was spent, what came back, what is working, what I am changing. Likes from people who will never visit your Rajshahi shop are not a result. A measurable number of real enquiries for a known ad spend is. If the numbers are not there, I tell you straight and we fix the targeting, the creative, or the offer — that is what the fee is for.
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