Stop boosting posts. Start selling.
Most Bangladeshi businesses on Facebook pay for reach and likes that never turn into a Nagad confirmation. I run Facebook marketing in Bangladesh the way performance marketers actually run it. That means tight audiences and scroll-stopping creatives written for Bangla buyers. It means a real landing page or Messenger flow at the end, and weekly reports you can actually read. One senior operator owns the whole funnel from ad to order.
From 50,000 BDT setup. About 5 years building and running campaigns. bKash and Nagad accepted. 50% advance, 50% on launch.
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Here is how most Facebook marketing in Bangladesh really works. Walk into ten small businesses in Dhaka, Chattogram or Sylhet and ask who runs their Facebook page. Nine times out of ten, a cousin boosts posts for 500 taka. The page shows 12k followers. Yet the owner cannot tell you how many orders came from Facebook last month.
That is not marketing. That is paying Meta to make a vanity number go up while your competitor quietly eats your lunch.
I am RH Fardin, a website designer and Google Ads expert who works with Bangladeshi businesses. I also run paid Facebook for clients who want a real funnel, not a boosted post. I have spent about five years building sites and managing ad accounts. Now I run Facebook marketing in Bangladesh end to end.
That covers pixel and Conversions API setup, plus audience research for your city and price point. I write ad creative in Bangla or English, or the natural mix Bangladeshi buyers actually scroll past. You get weekly numbers that tie spend to bKash, Nagad or COD orders.
I am one person. No junior media buyer learns on your budget, and no account manager forwards emails. Ask me why CPM jumped or why ROAS dropped, and you get a clear answer. It comes from the person who set up the campaign, not a status template. I cap how many active ad accounts I take on. So each one gets weekly attention, not monthly reports.
I do not chase every niche. I take on businesses with a real product or service, a sensible price, and an owner who wants to sell more. Looking busy on the timeline is not the goal. If we are a fit, I will tell you. If we are not, I will tell you that too and point you somewhere honest.
This is Facebook marketing in Bangladesh built around what makes a Bangladeshi buyer tap Send Message or Order Now. It is not built to look impressive in a slide deck.
I install Facebook Pixel and Conversions API and map the events properly. Then Meta actually learns what a buyer looks like for your business. Most accounts I audit have this broken from day one.
Ad copy and creative fit how Bangladeshi buyers actually read: Bangla, Banglish and mobile-first, with no stiff agency English. Each ad answers the koto taka question, delivery time and COD trust.
Ads point to a real landing page, WhatsApp or Messenger flow built to close, not a noisy homepage. I hand-code it, it runs fast on 4G, and bKash and Nagad logos sit above the fold.
Before a single taka is spent, I research who your buyer is in Dhaka, Chattogram, Rajshahi or wherever you ship. I use interests, behaviours and lookalikes from real customer data, not guesses.
You get a short weekly note: spend, leads or orders, cost per result, and what I changed and why. No 40-tab dashboards. You can read it on your phone in 90 seconds.
The person who designs the funnel also runs the ads and writes the copy. You message me, you get me. Not a junior account manager copying replies from a template.
Here is what I see almost every week. An owner pays 5,000 to 30,000 taka a month to a small agency or a cousin. The page gets nice cover photos and a few posts. Every post is boosted for a few hundred taka, and reach numbers look impressive. Then the month ends, and nobody can answer the only question that matters. Of the people who messaged us, how many paid, and what did each paying customer cost?
The pixel is missing, installed wrong, or fires on every page view. The ads point to the homepage, or to a noisy Facebook page with 30 mixed posts. There is no landing page, no offer and no clear call to action. You are paying Meta to show your logo to the wrong people in the wrong city.
Facebook marketing in Bangladesh works when three things line up. One, the targeting matches your real buyer. A furniture store in Bashundhara is not selling to the same person as a kurti brand shipping COD to Rangpur. Two, the creative speaks the buyer's language. It uses short Bangla or Banglish and answers the price before they ask. Delivery time and trust signals are clear, with an obvious next step.
Three, what happens after the click is built to convert. A clean landing page or Messenger flow handles the questions in order: koto taka, koto din-e delivery, COD na advance, and return policy. The buyer never has to hunt. I build that whole chain myself, then run the ad spend on top of it. That is the gap between boosting posts and real performance marketing.
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A focused setup and launch on Facebook and Instagram.
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Ongoing testing that cuts your cost per lead.
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Awareness, conversion and retargeting working together.
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Need something bigger? Custom programs are quoted per project, from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Real questions Bangladeshi business owners ask before starting Facebook ads with me.
My Facebook marketing fee starts at 50,000 BDT for a one-time setup. That covers the pixel, audiences, first campaign, creatives, and a landing page or Messenger flow. Ongoing management is quoted separately, based on ad spend and scope. Ad spend goes straight to Meta from your own card or bKash. I never mark it up or hold your budget.
For most local businesses, I suggest starting at 500 to 1,500 BDT per day in ad spend. That is 15,000 to 45,000 BDT per month going to Meta. It is enough for the algorithm to actually learn. Spend under about 300 taka a day and Facebook never gets enough data to optimise. You are just buying random impressions.
I do both, and I prefer to. Most Facebook campaigns in Bangladesh fail at the landing page, not the ad. If you already have a site that converts well, great. I will work with it. If not, I build a hand-coded landing page from 50,000 BDT, or from 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT for fuller builds. bKash, Nagad and COD trust signals are built in.
No, and be careful of anyone in Bangladesh who does. Facebook is an auction. Your competitors, offer, product photos and price all move the number. Here is what I do guarantee. The pixel will be set up correctly, and the targeting will be researched. The creatives will be made for Bangladeshi buyers. You will get a weekly report with honest numbers. If something is not working, I will tell you in week two, not month three.
Yes. I write in Bangla, English, or the natural Banglish mix most Bangladeshi buyers scroll past on their phones. For products aimed outside the major cities, Bangla almost always wins. For premium B2B or English-medium audiences in Gulshan or Banani, English or Banglish often works better. We test both.
Three things. One, I am the senior operator, so no junior buyer learns on your account. Two, I design and build the landing page or Messenger flow myself. The funnel is one tight system, not a handoff between three companies. Three, I cap how many active accounts I run, so each one gets weekly attention. The trade-off: I do not take on every client, and I am not the cheapest option in the market.
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