A Facebook marketing company in Uttara where you keep the ad account, the pixel and the audiences — and one senior operator actually runs the campaign.
Most Uttara page owners have already hired a 'Facebook marketing company' once: a number on WhatsApp who set up ads inside his own Business Manager, took the budget, sent a screenshot of 'reach', and went quiet by week three. I run it the opposite way — your account, your pixel, your spend paid straight to Meta, and a senior operator who answers when cost per order moves. Campaigns from 50,000 BDT.
Around 5 years buying Meta ads for Bangladeshi brands. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Your ad spend stays in your own Business Manager. Portfolio at rhfardin.com.
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When an Uttara business types 'facebook marketing company uttara' into Google, they're almost never looking for a brand name — they're looking for someone they can actually hold accountable for the money they put into Meta. And the painful truth about this market is that most of what calls itself a 'company' here is a reseller: one person with a laptop in Sector 11, a few client pages, and a habit of setting your ads up inside his own Business Manager so you never quite know what's happening.
It works fine until it doesn't. He gets busy, raises his rate, or simply stops replying — and you discover the pixel, the audiences you paid to build, and the ad account history all belong to him, not you. You start from zero with the next guy. I've cleaned up that exact situation for enough Uttara pages to make ownership the first thing I fix.
I'm RH Fardin, and I run this as one senior operator — deliberately, not because I haven't gotten around to hiring. The person who studies your offer, writes the ad in the Banglish your Sector-7 or Sector-13 buyer actually reads, builds the audiences, and checks cost per result at night is me. There's no account executive between us forwarding your questions to a junior who's on his third week and learning media buying on your taka. When something breaks at 10pm during a sale, you message me on WhatsApp and I open Ads Manager — yours, the one you log into yourself.
Around five years of buying Meta ads for Bangladeshi brands has taught me that an Uttara page rarely needs 'more reach' — it needs a campaign built on top of things it owns. So the engagement starts with the unglamorous setup nobody else bothers to do: your Meta Business Manager created or repaired in your name, the Pixel and Conversions API wired so reported sales match the bKash and Nagad payments actually landing, and clean audiences — page engagers, video viewers, your customer list, the people who messaged and went quiet — sitting in your asset library, not mine. Only then do the ads go live. That way, the day we stop working together, nothing walks out the door with me.
I'll also be blunt about what I won't do, because it's the fastest way to know if we fit. I won't quietly mark up your ad spend by taking your budget into my account — your money goes from your own card to Meta, full stop. I won't promise a fixed ROAS or a guaranteed order count for a page I haven't audited; anyone who does is guessing or lying.
And I won't take a client whose monthly ad budget is under about 30,000 BDT, because the algorithm can't gather enough data to spend it well and you'll feel cheated even when the work is right. I take fewer clients than an agency floor can carry — that's the trade for a senior person inside your account every week instead of a logo on a contract.
Six things that separate an accountable operator from the WhatsApp resellers and boost-and-pray vendors most Uttara pages have already been burned by.
Business Manager, ad account, Pixel and every audience are created and held in your name. The day we part, nothing leaves with me — no starting from zero with the next vendor like most Uttara pages have to.
Your ad budget is paid from your own card straight to Facebook — never routed through my account. That kills the 30-to-50% spend markup that's the most common quiet scam in the Uttara and wider Dhaka market.
Campaigns are read on cost per order, Messenger lead or bKash checkout — the numbers that move your bank balance. 'Reach' and like-count screenshots don't pay your supplier or your delivery rider.
Meta Pixel and Conversions API set up so Purchase and Lead events line up with payments actually landing in your bKash and Nagad. Most Uttara pages I audit have it broken, doubled, or missing.
The person planning the campaign is the person inside your Ads Manager every week. No junior practising on your budget, no account manager relaying questions you'll wait two days to get answered.
Uttara selling is seasonal — Eid, Puja, winter. I plan creative and budget around the rush instead of scrambling when demand lands, and refresh ads before fatigue quietly doubles your cost per order.
Uttara's selling calendar isn't flat, and that's where most cheap Facebook setups quietly fall apart. For a huge share of pages here — the boutiques in Sector 7 and 13, the cake-makers, the panjabi and saree sellers — the bulk of the year's money arrives in a few intense windows: the weeks before Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha, Puja, the winter wedding season. Demand triples, every competing page floods the same feed, and ad costs climb because everyone is bidding for the same Uttara buyers at once.
A WhatsApp reseller juggling a dozen pages handles this the only way he can — he boosts the same post harder and hopes. But a single creative shown to the same audience for three straight weeks fatigues fast: the cost per order creeps up day by day, the buyer scrolls past an ad they've already seen five times, and you spend more to sell less right when it matters most.
Running a campaign properly through that spike is a different job, and it's the job I take seriously for Uttara pages. It means having several creative angles ready before the rush so I can rotate them the moment one tires, watching frequency and cost-per-result daily instead of weekly, and shifting budget toward the offers and audiences that are actually converting rather than splitting it evenly out of habit.
It means the retargeting layer is loaded and waiting — so every person who messaged 'koto?' in the days before Eid and went quiet gets pulled back with the right reminder while they're still deciding. And it means the Messenger and COD flow can survive the volume, because an ad that generates forty orders is worthless if the inbox jams and half of them go to a faster page two sectors over.
With a clean pixel feeding real Purchase events, a 50,000-taka start can produce trackable orders inside the first two weeks — and going into a sale season, that structure is the difference between a record month and a budget burned on tired boosts.
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Management starts at a floor of 50,000 BDT for a focused single-funnel campaign — one product or one offer, proper Business Manager and pixel setup, weekly reporting. Uttara brands running multiple products with active retargeting are usually 90,000 BDT, and full-funnel work with heavy creative testing is 1,50,000 BDT and up. Custom builds that include a new website or landing-page system start from 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance, 50% on launch. That's my management fee only — your actual ad spend to Meta is separate, paid straight from your own card, and I'll recommend a sensible monthly budget for an Uttara page. No 'reporting fee', no per-edit charges.
You do, completely, and I set it up that way on purpose. Your Meta Business Manager is created or repaired in your name, and the ad account, Pixel and every audience we build live in your asset library — I'm added as a partner with access, not as the owner. This is the single biggest difference between me and the typical 'facebook marketing company uttara' reseller, who runs your ads inside his own Business Manager so that the day he leaves, your pixel and audience history leave with him. With me, if we ever stop working together, you keep everything and hand the next person a clean, working account instead of starting from zero.
No, and that's deliberate. Your ad spend is paid directly from your own card or Meta Business Manager to Facebook — never through my account. That keeps everything transparent, gives you full ownership, and removes the most common quiet scam in the Uttara market: a vendor marking up your ad spend by 30 to 50 percent and hiding it inside a 'package' so you can never tell how much actually reached Meta.
That story is the reason I work the way I do. With a WhatsApp reseller you're one of a dozen pages on his laptop, so when he gets busy or hikes his rate, you're the one who waits — and often you can't even access your own account because it's inside his Business Manager. Here, you talk to the senior operator running the ads, not a relay; your account is yours; and I take fewer clients precisely so I don't disappear under load. If we're not a fit, I'll tell you on the first call instead of taking your advance and going quiet.
Yes — and that's exactly where doing this properly pays off. Uttara selling is seasonal, and demand plus ad costs both spike before Eid, Puja and the winter weddings. I plan creative and budget for the rush in advance: several ad angles ready to rotate before fatigue sets in, frequency and cost-per-result watched daily, budget shifted toward what's actually converting, and the retargeting layer loaded to pull back everyone who messaged and went quiet. A reseller boosting one tired post can't keep pace with that, which is why so many Uttara pages spend the most and sell the least right when it matters.
Best fit: Uttara F-commerce and boutique pages, cloud kitchens and restaurants, home-bakers, salons and clinics, coaching centres and home-service businesses that sell through Messenger, COD or bKash and want one accountable senior operator without agency overhead. Not the best fit: pages with a monthly ad budget under about 30,000 BDT, owners who want a daily account-manager to chat with, or anyone who measures success by like count and report length. If that's you for 'facebook marketing uttara bd', a big agency floor will suit you better — and I'll say so on the first call rather than take the work.
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