What "company" really means when you search this
Most Dhanmondi businesses do not have a Facebook problem. They have a "who is really running it" problem.
Nearly every Dhanmondi business already runs Facebook ads in some form. You boosted a post before Eid, and the new arrivals, and a discount on a slow Tuesday. The page got likes, and a few people commented "price?" But at month end, you cannot say if any of that money became a sale. A good Facebook marketing company in Dhanmondi starts by fixing that blind spot.
Facebook did not stop working in Dhanmondi. The problem is that boosting a post and running a campaign are two very different things. Almost nobody selling "facebook marketing" in this city bothers to explain the gap.
Search "facebook marketing company in Dhanmondi" and you mostly find two kinds of sellers. First is the boosting shop. It charges a few thousand taka a month, logs into your page and hits Boost. Then it sends you a screenshot of reach numbers that mean nothing.
Second is the bigger agency with a sales team. It signs you in a nice meeting, then hands your account to whichever junior media buyer is free that week. The person who impressed you never touches your money. Both leave you in the same place. You are spending on Facebook, but you cannot point to a single order it produced.
I am RH Fardin, a digital operator who has worked solo for about five years. When you hire me as your Facebook marketing company, you hire the one person who does the work. I install and check the pixel. I write the Bangla and English ad copy and build the audiences. I set up campaigns properly in Ads Manager instead of using the Boost button. And I am the one checking cost per result every morning.
No junior learns on your budget. No account manager forwards your WhatsApp to someone in the back. The word "company" in your search means you want someone accountable and professional. One senior operator who answers his own phone gives you exactly that.
Dhanmondi is a specific kind of market, and that changes how the ads must run. Your customer is on a mid-range Android, scrolling between Road 27 and Satmasjid Road. She compares your boutique with two others before lunch. She does not fill out forms. She opens Messenger and types "eta ki ache?"
So the goal is almost never reach or likes. It is a real chat in your inbox, at a cost you can live with, that turns into a bKash advance and a delivery. I build every Dhanmondi campaign backwards from that one moment. I price the work so a single shop, clinic or café can afford the real version, not the boost-and-pray version.
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