Stop Boosting Posts. Start Selling on Facebook in Dhaka.
I run Facebook and Instagram ad campaigns for Dhaka businesses that need actual orders, leads, and bookings, not vanity likes. One senior operator on your account, copy written for Dhaka buyers, landing pages that convert on a 4G phone, and reporting you can read without a marketing degree.
5+ years running paid media. Campaigns from 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Designed and managed personally, no junior handlers, no white-labeled report templates.
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Walk into any cha-er dokan conversation between small business owners in Dhanmondi or Mirpur and you will hear the same complaint: "Boost diyechi, like aaschhe, but order aaschhena." The problem is rarely Facebook itself. The problem is that someone clicked the blue Boost Post button, picked Bangladesh as the location, set a 500 taka budget, and called it marketing. That is not Facebook marketing. That is paying Meta to show your post to people who already follow you.
Real Facebook marketing in Dhaka means deciding who you actually want to reach, women aged 24 to 35 in Gulshan-Banani who order skincare on cash on delivery versus men aged 28 to 45 in Uttara who book apartment cleaning, and then building separate creative, copy, and landing pages for each one. It means writing Bangla and Banglish that sounds like a friend recommending the product, not a brand shouting at you. It means knowing that a Dhaka buyer will scroll past your reel in 1.2 seconds unless the first frame makes them stop.
I have spent the last five years running Google Ads, SEO, and paid social campaigns for businesses across Bangladesh and abroad. Facebook and Instagram are still where most Dhaka buyers spend their evenings, especially the cash-on-delivery audience that drives e-commerce here. But the platform changed. iOS 14 broke a lot of tracking, ad costs went up, and the lazy boost-and-pray approach stopped working around 2022. The brands still winning are the ones who treat Facebook like a real sales channel with proper creative testing, retargeting, and post-click experience.
I take on a limited number of Facebook marketing accounts because I personally write the ad copy, brief the creative, build the landing page, and read the data every week. No account manager forwarding screenshots from a different team. If you want someone who will tell you honestly whether your offer is the problem or your targeting is the problem, that is what you are paying for.
Six things I do differently from the 5,000-taka-per-month boost services flooding Bashundhara and the agencies that hand your account to a fresh graduate.
I build audiences by neighborhood, income band, and behavior, not just "Bangladesh, 18-65." Gulshan office workers, Mirpur housewives, Uttara families each get their own ad set.
Ad copy written in the tone Dhaka buyers actually trust. "Koto taka?" gets answered above the fold. Cash on delivery, bKash, and Nagad clearly mentioned so people swipe up instead of commenting and disappearing.
Most agencies send Facebook traffic to a homepage and wonder why nothing sells. I build a dedicated landing page for each offer, optimized for a 4G phone with a single clear action.
Every campaign launches with 3 to 5 creative variations split-tested properly. We kill the losers fast, scale the winner. No emotional attachment to the reel that took two days to film.
After iOS 14, Facebook needs server-side tracking to optimize properly. I install the Conversions API, set up proper events, and verify it all in Events Manager. Most Dhaka agencies skip this step entirely.
Plain Bangla or English, sent every Saturday. Money spent, leads generated, cost per lead, ROAS, what we are changing this week and why. No PDF dashboard you never open.
Three or four years ago, you could grow a Dhaka business by spending 300 taka a day boosting a product photo. The market was less crowded, iOS tracking still worked, Meta needed less data to find buyers, and the cost per lead in categories like fashion, food, and beauty was often under 30 taka. That window closed. Today the same boost spits out 200 reactions, 40 comments asking the price you already wrote in the caption, and maybe one or two actual orders if you are lucky. Costs have risen, the average Dhaka feed is 60 percent ads, and Facebook's algorithm rewards advertisers who give it proper structure, not casual boosters.
Winning on Facebook in Dhaka in 2026 requires three things working together: a creative that earns the stop-scroll, a message that overcomes the cash-on-delivery trust issue most local buyers carry, and a landing page or WhatsApp/Messenger flow that closes the sale within minutes while the buyer is still warm. Miss any one of those and your money leaks. I have rebuilt accounts where the brand was spending 50,000 taka a month with no idea what their cost per acquisition was, and within six weeks brought it under 200 taka per order for a 1,200-taka product. That is not magic, that is just doing the basics properly, which most providers in Dhaka still do not.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Real questions Dhaka business owners ask me before signing on. Honest answers, including what I will not do.
My Facebook marketing service starts at 50,000 BDT. That covers strategy, audience setup, ad copy in Bangla and English, creative briefs, pixel and Conversions API installation, one dedicated landing page, and the first month of campaign management. Ad spend is separate and paid directly to Meta from your card or bKash, never through me, so you keep full transparency. For ongoing monthly management after launch, fees scale with budget and complexity, and I am upfront about it before we start.
For a product-based business doing cash on delivery in Dhaka, I would not start under 30,000 BDT per month in ad spend. Below that, Facebook does not get enough data to optimize, and you will plateau fast. For services like real estate, education, or B2B, 50,000 to 1,00,000 BDT per month is a more realistic learning budget. If your total budget including my fee is under 80,000 BDT for the first month, I will tell you honestly whether it is worth starting.
No, and walk away from anyone who does. I can guarantee strategy, execution, transparency, and that I will personally manage your account. Results depend on your offer, your price point, your delivery experience, and the season. What I will commit to is that within 30 days of launch you will know your real cost per lead or order, and we will have a clear plan to lower it. That clarity is what most Dhaka advertisers have never had.
Same Meta Ads Manager runs all three: Facebook feed and reels, Instagram feed and stories, and Messenger ads. I plan placements based on where your audience actually converts, not a fixed percentage split. For most Dhaka product businesses, Facebook feed and reels still drive the bulk of orders, with Instagram supporting brand and Messenger handling cash-on-delivery confirmations.
Yes, and it is preferable. Existing pixel data, custom audiences, and past purchase events give Facebook a head start on optimization. I will audit your Business Manager, Ad Account, pixel, and past campaigns first to see what is salvageable and what needs to be rebuilt. If your account has policy strikes or a banned status from past mistakes, I will tell you what needs to be cleaned up before we can scale.
Because at that fee, no one is writing your copy, briefing your creative, building a landing page, setting up server-side tracking, and watching the data daily. They are running pre-built campaigns on autopilot with stock targeting. That is fine if your goal is to spend money and feel busy. If your goal is to grow revenue predictably, you need someone whose income depends on your campaign working, not on signing 20 more clients next month. That is what I offer, and that is why I keep my client roster small.
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