When you hire a Facebook marketing company in Sylhet, the only question that matters is: who, by name, will actually be sitting in Ads Manager spending your budget?
"Company" in this market usually means a logo, a salesman, and a part-time boy who boosts your posts after the deal is signed. I run it the opposite way. I'm RH Fardin — one senior operator who plans the campaign, builds the audiences, writes the Bangla and English ads, installs the pixel, and reads the spend daily, personally. There is no junior to inherit your account and no agency layer charging for a meeting.
For a Sylhet business — a Zindabazar restaurant, a flat-seller chasing probashi money, a wedding venue living for the winter rush — that single point of accountability is worth more than any brochure. Plans from 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch, your ad budget paid to Meta kept fully separate from my fee.
One senior operator, ~5 years on Bangladesh and diaspora Meta budgets. Your ad account, your pixel, your name. Direct on WhatsApp. Pay by bKash, Nagad or bank.
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Search "facebook marketing company sylhet" and you get a row of names that all promise the same thing and quietly do the same thing: a salesman wins the account, then your budget is handed to whoever on the team is free that week — usually a junior boosting posts between ten other accounts. You never meet the person spending your money, and when sales dip you get a screenshot of reach instead of an answer. That is the gap I built around.
When the word company on this page means one senior person who answers his own WhatsApp, the whole equation changes, because the person who pitched you is the same person who logs into Ads Manager at night and the same person you ask "why did bookings drop?"
Sylhet also breaks the standard playbook in a way most companies never adjust for. A real slice of the buying power for restaurants near Ambarkhana, real-estate projects, wedding venues off Airport Road and Hajj-Umrah agencies does not live in Sylhet at all — it lives in East London, Birmingham, Oldham and the Gulf, scrolling Facebook and the big Sylheti groups every evening, often paying for the flat or the venue from abroad. A boosted post inside Bangladesh never reaches that wallet.
A proper company-grade setup runs two campaigns at once: an English campaign geo-targeted to the postcodes where Sylheti families actually live overseas, and a separate Bangla-first campaign for the local walk-in. Most names ranking for facebook marketing sylhet bd simply cannot build the first one.
Here is exactly what you're buying, because a company should be able to list it plainly. I do the strategy call myself. I split the budget between Sylhet and the diaspora and build the audiences for each. I write the ads — Bangla, English, or the Banglish your inbox is already full of — so the first line answers "koto taka" before the thumb moves on.
I set up the campaign objectives around messages and bookings, install the pixel and events so the data is real, and read the numbers daily, shifting spend toward whatever is actually producing enquiries. And I'm the one on the thread at 11pm in wedding season when a campaign needs a hand before bookings open. One account, one operator, one number to call.
I'll be straight about the trade-off, because a real company tells you what it isn't. I take a small number of Sylhet clients at a time — that is the only way one senior hand stays this close to each account through a busy winter. I don't run a 24-hour comment-reply desk or post three reels a day to your page; that is page management, a real job but a different one, better handled by an in-house admin.
What I sell is paid acquisition: the Meta engine that turns ad budget into messages and bookings from both the local buyer and the probashi relative, plus the honesty to tell you when your price, your offer or your reply speed — not the ads — is the real bottleneck. Pricing is fixed and published: 50,000 BDT to set up and launch, 90,000 BDT for an ongoing managed sprint, 1,50,000 BDT for a full-funnel program, and from 3,00,000 BDT for larger custom work.
Always 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank — and you approve the plan before a single taka of ad budget goes live.
Six things a Sylhet business should expect from a real Facebook marketing company — each tied to how this remittance-driven city actually buys, and every one standard from the 50,000 BDT engagement, not a premium upsell.
The senior you brief on call one is the same person building the targeting and tuning the spend daily. No salesman-to-junior handoff, no account quietly passed to whoever is free that week.
One campaign in English geo-targeted to the UK and Gulf postcodes where Sylheti families live, and a separate Bangla-first campaign for the Sylhet walk-in — two audiences, two messages, tracked apart so you see which buyers came from where.
Campaigns optimised for how Sylhet buys — a thumb-stopping ad into a Messenger or WhatsApp "koto taka?" into a confirmed booking — instead of chasing reach and reactions that never reach your account.
Pixel and events installed properly so you see which ad drove which lead or sale, not just impressions. You stop guessing, cut what doesn't pay, and feed budget to what does.
Spend mapped to the Sylhet calendar — the heavy December-to-February wedding rush when families return, the Hajj-Umrah pre-season — so you push when buyers are deciding and ease off in dead months, not one flat campaign running blind all year.
Your pixel, ad account and Business Manager, all in your name with admin held by you. The lock-in test most local "companies" quietly fail the day you try to leave with your own data.
Before you sign with any company in this category — including mine — ask the five questions that cut through the brochure. One: who, by full name, will sit in Ads Manager and run my spend day to day, and do I get their number or only a "the team will check" reply?
Two: can you geo-target my real buyers in the UK and the Gulf, not just Bangladesh — because for a Sylhet flat-seller, venue or returnee-facing restaurant that single capability is most of the game, and most names ranking for facebook marketing company sylhet cannot do it. Three: show me the cost-per-result on a campaign you actually ran, split between local and diaspora, not a follower graph.
Four: of every taka I hand you, how much goes to Meta as ad spend and how much is your fee — a straight answer in one sentence, not a blended number you hope I never check. Five: whose name is on the ad account and pixel when we part ways? A company that goes vague on any of those is selling you the word, not the work.
My answers, in order, so you can hold me to them. The person in Ads Manager is me, and you have my WhatsApp. Yes, I build the diaspora campaign — English creative geo-targeted to East London, Birmingham, Oldham and the Gulf — alongside a Bangla-first local campaign, and I track them separately. I'll walk you through results from real Sylhet spend rather than a vanity graph.
Your ad budget is yours, paid to Meta from an account in your name with no markup buried in the middle, and my fee for the work is separate and in writing. And the pixel, audiences and account stay yours the day you leave. That's what I mean when I call this a Facebook marketing company instead of a boy with a boost button. If you want a company judged by headcount on a slide, I'm the wrong choice.
If you want one judged by what a campaign returns, send me your page link, your monthly budget, and one line on what you sell and where your buyers really live — within a day I'll tell you honestly which tier fits and what 50,000, 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT will realistically do for your numbers.
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The questions Sylhet owners actually open the first WhatsApp message with — starting with the one everyone asks first.
My management fee starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused setup-and-launch engagement: pixel and events installed properly, the page and inbox tightened, local and diaspora audiences built, and your first campaigns live and optimised. 90,000 BDT covers an ongoing managed sprint with multiple campaigns, regular creative refresh and real retargeting of people who messaged or visited but didn't book. 1,50,000 BDT is a full-funnel program across awareness, conversion and retargeting with reporting you can actually read. Larger custom programs start from 3,00,000 BDT.
One line I'm strict about: this is my fee for the work — the ad budget you pay Meta is separate, goes straight to the platform from an account in your name, and I never hide a markup inside it. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and you approve the plan before any ad budget goes live.
No — and be careful with any company that blurs that line. My fee is for the strategy, the audiences, the ad creative, the campaign build, the pixel setup and the daily management. The actual money Facebook spends to show your ads is a separate budget that goes straight to Meta from a Business Manager and ad account in your name, so you see every taka with no markup in the middle. I'll recommend a realistic starting spend for your goal — and for reaching UK and Gulf feeds it needs to be set honestly — but it never passes through me, so there's nothing for me to mark up.
Judge the result, not the headcount. Ask any agency here who will actually sit in Ads Manager day to day and you usually find a junior running ten accounts while the senior who pitched you is on a bigger client — and a Dhaka agency running Sylhet remotely rarely even thinks about the probashi audience that drives this market. With me, the senior person you meet is the senior person who builds, geo-targets and tunes every campaign — one thread, one number.
The honest trade-off: I take a limited number of Sylhet accounts and I don't run a 24-hour inbox or post to your page all day. I manage each account properly through your busy winter instead of spreading thin, which is exactly why a solo operator can be the better choice on spend like this.
Yes — and for a lot of Sylhet businesses that's the whole point the post-boosting crowd misses. Inside Meta Ads Manager I set up campaigns geo-targeted to the cities and postcodes where Sylheti families actually live abroad — East London, Birmingham, Manchester, Oldham, the Gulf — with English creative built to clear the design bar a returnee holds from scrolling polished UK pages every day. At the same time I run a separate Bangla-first campaign for the local walk-in in Sylhet. Two audiences, two messages, one budget split intelligently and tracked so you see exactly which buyers came from where. A boosted post can't do any of that — it drops your money on whoever inside Bangladesh is cheapest to reach.
Boosting is one button that picks a vague Bangladesh audience and chases likes — which is exactly why so many Sylhet owners have months of reach screenshots and an empty booking calendar. I work in Meta Ads Manager with real objectives tied to messages and bookings, a properly installed pixel, separate audiences for cold buyers and people who already messaged you, diaspora geo-targeting the boost can never do, and budget moved toward whatever is producing enquiries this week. You'll spend more than a 5,000-taka boost — but for the first time you'll see, in numbers, exactly what that spend brought, from London and from Lamabazar both. Reach is rented applause; this is built to book.
You do — always, and in writing. Your ad budget goes to Meta from a Business Manager and ad account in your name, and the pixel, audiences and campaign data you build belong to you, not me. This is the lock-in test most local "companies" quietly fail: they hold the account hostage the day you try to leave, and you walk away with nothing you can reuse. With me you keep admin access throughout, you can see every taka Meta charges, and if we ever part you take your account, your data and your audiences with you. A company that won't put that in writing is telling you something.
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