Who builds it
One senior conversion designer, not a junior with a template
Most Bangladeshi advertisers I meet have the same story: they spend 30,000 to 2,00,000 BDT a month on Facebook Ads, the campaigns get clicks, the landing page collapses, and the agency blames the audience. The audience is rarely the problem. The page is. A landing page in Bangladesh has roughly 4 to 7 seconds on a mid-range Android over a 3G hotspot to convince someone you are real, relevant, and worth a WhatsApp message.
I am RH Fardin, an independent designer and developer based in Bangladesh. Landing pages are a specific craft inside web design — different from a corporate site, different from a blog, different from an ecommerce store. I treat each landing page in Bangladesh as a one-screen sales conversation, written and structured around one decision your visitor has to make.
Every page I ship goes through the same loop. I sit with you for one structured call to understand the offer, the price objection, what your competitors promise, and what your buyer is actually scared of. Then I write the page — headlines, sub-heads, body copy, CTA labels — before I touch the design. The design exists to serve that copy, not decorate it.
No account managers, no juniors handed the file, no "our team will get back to you". You message me on WhatsApp, you talk to me on the call, I write the copy, I design the page, I build it, I push it live. Around 5 years of doing exactly this for BD founders, coaches, clinics, real estate teams, and ecommerce brands.
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