About RH Fardin
You are paying for clicks in Rajshahi and sending them somewhere that leaks
Here is the leak I see in Rajshahi over and over. A coaching centre near the university boosts an admission post. A silk and clothing showroom runs a Facebook ad before Eid. A diagnostic chamber near the Medical area pays for reach on a new health-package offer. The ad works — people tap it. Then they land on a busy homepage with a navigation menu, an About page, six unrelated sections, and no clear next step, or worse, they land in a Messenger thread that nobody answers for two hours.
The visitor came warm and ready, and the page cooled them down. That is not an ad problem. That is a landing page problem, and it is the single most expensive mistake a Rajshahi advertiser can make, because you are paying per click whether the page converts or not.
A landing page design expert builds the opposite of a homepage. One page, one offer, one reason to act, and the navigation stripped out so the only paths are forward to the button or away off the page. I write the headline so it matches the exact promise in your ad, stack the proof a careful Rajshahi buyer needs to trust a stranger online, handle the objections before they become reasons to leave, and put a bKash or Nagad action where the thumb already is.
For ~5 years I have built sites and conversion pages for the businesses Rajshahi actually runs — coaching and admission-prep institutes, clinics and chambers, silk and clothing retailers, mango and orchard traders who go flat-out in season, shops along New Market and Shaheb Bazar selling to phone-first customers.
I work solo, and on a landing page that matters more than on any other kind of project. The discovery call, the headline, the design, the build, the speed pass, the tracking, the launch — all of it is me, RH Fardin, at the keyboard. No junior gets handed your conversion page. No white-label partner is doing the real work behind a logo. When a page exists to make money on every click, you want the person who understands the offer to be the same person shaping the words and the layout, not a trainee guessing from a brief in another city.
Pricing is plain and in writing. Landing page work starts at the 50,000 BDT floor; the 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers add things like A/B variants, multi-step lead capture, full bKash and Nagad or SSLCommerz checkout, and Bangla-English versions. Fully custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. I charge 50 percent advance and 50 percent on launch, and the design-approval guarantee means I keep iterating the visual direction, within scope, until you genuinely say it is right — you do not release the final half until you do.
See pricing in BDT