Behind the Facebook ads
Most Dhaka Brands Have a Boosting Problem, Not a Facebook Problem
Almost every Dhaka founder I talk to has the same story: they boosted ten posts, paid an agency two months in a row, got 47 messages on the page, and closed maybe three orders. The ads were not the problem. The boost button, the landing experience, the pixel that was never installed, and the offer written like a brochure — that was the problem. Facebook marketing in Dhaka fails for boring reasons, and they are fixable.
I run this work as one operator. When you message about Facebook marketing, you talk to the person who will write the hook, cut the reel, build the landing page, install the pixel, and read the CPL at 2 a.m. on Day 7. No client manager forwarding screenshots to a media buyer who has never seen your product. With five years across design, development and paid traffic, I have shipped enough Meta funnels in Bangladesh to know which levers move the needle for a Dhaka audience scrolling on a 4G connection during the evening rush.
The setup is honest. Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT and covers a real campaign build: pixel and Conversions API, audience and exclusion logic, three to five creatives in Bangla and English, a landing page that loads on a cheap Android in under three seconds, and a weekly read on what to kill and what to scale. Tier two is 90,000 BDT, tier three is 1,50,000 BDT, custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. Half on start, half on launch. No retainer trap.
I work with founders who can answer the phone, brands selling to Dhaka and tier-one cities, and ecommerce stores ready to move past boost-and-pray. If your monthly ad budget is below 25,000 BDT, Facebook marketing of this kind will not pay for itself yet — I will tell you straight and point you to something cheaper that fits.
See pricing in BDT