About RH Fardin
The Facebook marketing company in BD that is actually one accountable person
Most boosted posts in Bangladesh fail for the same boring reason: the page admin hit the blue Boost button, paid 500 taka, and hoped Facebook's algorithm would figure out the rest. It does not. Boosting a post is not a strategy and it is not what a real Facebook marketing company should be selling you. What you actually need is a campaign structure with the right objective, audiences built from your customer data, creative made for the silent 80% of Bangladeshi viewers who scroll with sound off, and a feedback loop that kills losing ads inside 72 hours.
I run this practice as a single senior operator. When you onboard, the person on the discovery call, the person writing your Bangla and English ad copy, the person designing the carousel and reel thumbnails, the person inside Meta Ads Manager pushing buttons, and the person on WhatsApp answering your 9 PM question about why CPM jumped — that is all me. There is no junior intern doing your work behind the scenes while a senior takes credit on the monthly call.
I have spent about five years working with Bangladeshi businesses on Facebook and Instagram ads. That means I have actually felt what happens when Eid traffic floods Meta's auction in mid-Ramadan, what the COD return rate does to a campaign's true ROAS in a Dhaka fashion category, why lookalike audiences built from a 200-buyer list in Bangladesh behave nothing like a Western case study, and how to stop a Facebook ad account from getting flagged when you change the page name or business manager admin.
Engagements start at 50,000 BDT for a focused one-month sprint covering creative, copy, campaign build and active management. The standard tier is 90,000 BDT and a full quarterly retainer with weekly creative refreshes sits at 1,50,000 BDT. Anything heavier — multi-product catalog ads, dynamic remarketing, server-side Conversions API on a custom stack — starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is split 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bank transfer, bKash or Nagad.
See pricing in BDT