Why hire a one-person SEO operator in Dhaka
The thing nobody tells you about hiring an SEO company in Dhaka
When most Dhaka business owners ask for an SEO service company, what they get back is a Bashundhara-address business card, a six-person sales call, a fancy proposal deck — and then a 22-year-old junior executive in a back room doing the actual work on three other client accounts at the same time. Six months later, ranking has barely moved and the reports are colour-coded charts that never quite explain what changed on the website.
I work differently. I am RH Fardin, an SEO and Google Ads specialist based out of Bangladesh, and I take on a small number of SEO clients personally. The person who sits on the audit call is the person who pulls the GSC data, writes the on-page rewrite, briefs the content writer, fixes the schema, runs the Screaming Frog crawl and sends you the monthly Google Doc. No handoff, no "let me check with the team". When you message on WhatsApp asking why a page dropped from position 4 to 11 last week, you get an actual answer the same day, not a ticket number.
About five years of compounding SEO work, mostly for Bangladeshi service businesses, ecommerce brands and a few international clients sit behind the way I scope a project. I have seen enough Dhaka markets — real estate, clinics, IT services, B2B suppliers, online stores — to know which keywords convert and which ones look big in Ahrefs but never put a customer on your phone. The proposal you get from me is built around the queries that actually translate to bKash and Nagad payments, not vanity volume.
Engagements start at 50,000 BDT and scale from there based on how many pages need work, how competitive the niche is and whether you want content production included. Billing is the same as my design work: 50% advance to start, 50% on the next milestone. You can stop after any month — no annual lock-in contract, because if the work is not earning back its fee, you should not be paying for it.
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