Who runs your account
No agency, no junior learning on your budget
Here is what usually happens in Khulna. A shop owner hits the blue Boost Post button and spends 500 taka. The post gets 40 likes from accounts in Dhaka and Chittagong. The owner decides Facebook doesn't work. But Facebook works fine. Boosting a post is not Facebook marketing in Khulna or anywhere else. It is renting reach with no targeting, no offer plan, and no idea who wants to buy.
That gap is the whole reason this page exists. One side says "we tried Facebook." The other side says "Facebook brought us customers." My job is to move you from the first to the second.
I'm RH Fardin. I plan, write, build and run every campaign I take on myself. I have done this for about five years for Bangladeshi businesses. I am not a logo on a slide deck. When you message me about Facebook marketing in Khulna, you talk to the person who works in Ads Manager. I am the one checking at 11pm why your cost per message jumped. No account manager passes your goals badly to a junior who doesn't know Khulna.
Being one operator is the feature, not the limit. I don't take on so many accounts that yours becomes a checkbox. I learn your margins, your busy season, and whether you sell clothes in New Market, run a Sonadanga restaurant, or offer a service in Khalishpur. Then I build the campaign around how your real customers act.
In Khulna, that means mobile first, because people scroll at night and decide fast. They ask "koto taka?" in the comments before they trust you. Your campaign has to be ready for that.
I also design and build websites, so I see the whole funnel. An ad that sends people to a slow page or a dead WhatsApp number is wasted money. I make the ad, the landing page or Messenger flow, and the bKash or Nagad checkout work as one thing. You don't get three loose pieces from three freelancers who never talk.
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