Most Dhaka businesses don't lose money on Google Ads because the platform is broken. They lose it because nobody is watching the search terms, the landing page, or the phone that's supposed to ring. I run the whole thing myself - setup, copy, page, and the weekly cleanup that decides whether your 50,000 BDT works or evaporates.
One senior operator. ~5 years building and ranking sites and ad campaigns. 50% advance, 50% on launch.
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Here's the trap most Gulshan and Banani businesses fall into: they hand 80,000 BDT a month to an agency, get a slick PDF report full of "impressions" and "reach," and never once ask how many of those clicks actually called or paid. Impressions don't pay your office rent in Motijheel. Qualified leads do. I build every campaign around that single number - cost per real enquiry - and I tell you what it is, even when it's ugly.
I'm RH Fardin. I design and build websites, and I run Google Ads, and that combination matters more than people think. An ad is only as good as the page it lands on. There's no point paying 35 taka a click to send someone to a slow, mobile-broken page that loads three banners before the phone number. Because I do both, I can fix the leak at either end instead of blaming "the developer" or "the marketer" - there's only me, and I own the result.
I'm not an agency. There are no juniors learning on your money, no account manager who's never touched the dashboard, no reseller markup buried in your monthly fee. When you message me about your campaign, you're talking to the person who actually built it and who sees your search-term report every week. That's the whole pitch: senior attention, on one account, with nowhere to hide.
Roughly five years of building sites and running search campaigns in this market has taught me what Dhaka buyers actually do - they search on a phone, they want a number to call or a WhatsApp to message, and they ask "koto taka?" before anything else. I build campaigns that answer that question fast, because a buyer who can't find your price or your number bounces back to the search results in four seconds and clicks your competitor.
Not a dashboard you'll never open. A campaign built and minded by one senior operator, aimed at the only metrics that move your revenue in Dhaka.
Every week I read what people actually typed before clicking your ad. Junk searches get blocked as negatives so you stop paying 30+ taka for clicks from people who were never going to buy.
Dhaka buyers call, they don't fill 12-field forms. I set up call extensions, WhatsApp click-to-chat, and a tap-to-call number above the fold so a mobile searcher reaches you in one thumb-tap.
I design and build the page your ad points to, not just the ad. Fast on 4G, price visible, bKash/Nagad and phone number front and centre - because the page is where the money is won or lost.
No vanity slides. You get one honest number: what each genuine enquiry costs you. If a keyword is bleeding budget with nothing to show, I kill it instead of hiding it.
Tight geo-targeting around Gulshan, Banani, Dhanmondi, Uttara or wherever your buyers are, plus ad copy that works for both English and Banglish searches the way Dhaka actually types.
The person who builds your campaign is the person who answers your messages and reads your reports. No handoffs, no "let me check with the team," no junior burning your test budget.
It usually goes one of two ways. Either someone in the office boosted a few keywords inside the Google Ads default "smart" setup and watched 40,000 BDT vanish in three weeks with nothing to show, or an agency took the account, ran it on autopilot, and sent reports measuring everything except sales. The default setup is built to spend your money fast and broad - Google's interest, not yours. Without someone actively adding negative keywords, tightening match types, and reading the search-term report, you end up paying for clicks from people searching for free templates, jobs, or your competitor's brand name. The platform isn't the problem. The absence of a hand on the wheel is.
The second hidden leak is the landing page. I've seen Dhaka businesses spend real money driving traffic to a homepage that takes six seconds to load on a mid-range Android over mobile data, buries the phone number in a footer, and never mentions price. A buyer who searched "koto taka" and can't find a number or a figure is gone before your page finishes loading. That's why I treat the ad and the page as one system. Fix the campaign but not the page and you've just bought faster bouncing. I close both leaks at once, which is the part most Google Ads service providers in Dhaka quietly skip because they don't build pages - they only run ads.
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.
Straight answers to what Dhaka business owners actually ask me before starting a Google Ads campaign.
My work starts at 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT depending on how much I'm building - account setup only, setup plus a landing page, or a full system with ongoing management. Larger or custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. That fee is for my work; your ad spend (the money Google takes per click) is separate and goes straight to Google from your own card. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch.
It's my fee for building and running the campaign - not your Google spend. The two are always separate. You set and control your daily ad budget on your own payment method, and you can see exactly what Google charges. I never mark up or skim your ad spend; you pay Google directly and pay me for the work.
Ads can start showing within a day or two of launch, so you can get clicks almost immediately. But the first two to three weeks are where I earn my fee - cutting wasted search terms, fixing what the page does to real traffic, and finding which keywords actually call or message. Anyone promising instant floods of cheap leads from day one is guessing. Real, steady, profitable lead flow comes from that early cleanup.
Yes, and you usually should. There's no reason to pay for clicks across all of Dhaka if your customers are within a few kilometres. I set tight radius targeting around your location and the areas your buyers come from, so your budget concentrates where it can actually turn into a visit, a call, or a sale instead of spreading thin across the whole city.
I build the page too - that's the point of working with me instead of an ads-only provider. I design and develop a fast, mobile-first landing page with your price, phone number, and bKash/Nagad details up top, then point the ads at it. Running ads to a weak page is how budgets die. Doing both under one set of hands is how you stop the leak. There's a design-approval guarantee, so you sign off on the page before it goes live.
Because with an agency you rarely know who actually touches your account - often a junior, sometimes nobody. With me, one senior operator with about five years of experience builds it, runs it, and answers your messages directly. No reseller markup, no account manager filtering your questions, no team to blame. Your campaign gets attention, and you always talk to the person responsible for the result.
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