About the price
Why Facebook marketing prices in Uttara are all over the place, and which number is real
Almost every Uttara business owner opens with the same question. They ask, "Facebook marketing er price koto?" and they have usually collected three or four answers already. Those answers on the Facebook marketing price in Uttara make no sense together. A page manager in a Sector 11 cafe Facebook group quoted 4,000 taka. Someone's cousin said 15,000.
An agency near Jasimuddin Road sent a deck with a percentage of ad spend and a six-month contract. The prices are not far apart because the market is confused. Those four people are selling four completely different things. Only one of them is real Facebook marketing.
Uttara is not a cheap market to advertise in, and that surprises people. The sectors are dense and fairly well-off. That is exactly why every clothing page, cloud kitchen, salon and dessert shop in Dhaka North already runs Meta ads at the same buyers. That competition pushes CPMs up. You are bidding against half of Sector 4, 7, 11 and 13 for the same thumb.
So a price that ignores this and promises "viral reach" for a few thousand taka is not just cheap. It is fiction. A real price for Facebook marketing in Uttara must account for a crowded, costly auction. This is not a sleepy district where any ad gets noticed.
I am a solo senior marketer with about five years running paid social and Google Ads for Bangladeshi businesses. When you ask me for a price, you ask the person who will do the work. That means the audit, the audience build, the Bangla and English ad copy and the creative direction. It also means the daily look at Ads Manager, the WhatsApp lead quality check and the monthly report.
There is no junior I hand your money to and no account manager between us. That is on purpose, and it is part of why my floor is where it is.
My management fee starts at 50,000 BDT. I keep it strictly separate from your ad spend, so you always see which taka pays for the work and which goes to Meta. This page is not a sales pitch dressed up as a price list. It is the breakdown I would give you on a call.
That includes the parts where I say you are not ready to spend yet. Or that a certain Uttara niche is too competitive for your budget. If the honest answer is "do not pay me anything this month, fix your offer first," I will say that too.
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