In focus
Why a real SEO service in Chittagong is priced at 50,000 BDT, not 5,000 a month
The SEO service market in Chittagong is broken at both ends, and the gap is where most owners lose money. At the bottom, Facebook and Fiverr sellers offer SEO for 5,000 to 10,000 taka a month — what you actually get is a handful of spun directory submissions, a few low-quality backlinks that do nothing or actively harm you, and an automated report padded with metrics that have no link to your rankings or revenue.
At the top, a couple of Agrabad and GEC-strip agencies bill a heavy monthly retainer where most of the budget pays for an account manager who forwards your questions to an offshore team you never speak to. The 50,000 BDT floor I work to sits in the honest middle: enough to actually fix the technical problems, optimise the pages that matter, build genuine local presence and earn real links — without paying for an org chart that has nothing to do with whether you rank.
Concretely, the 50,000 BDT engagement starts with a full audit of why your Chattogram site is not ranking — technical crawl issues, slow mobile load, weak on-page targeting, thin or missing local signals.
From there I fix the technical foundation, research the keywords your buyers genuinely type (not the ones a tool guesses), optimise your core money pages, set up and clean your Google Business Profile for the map pack, build local citations consistent across the directories that matter in Bangladesh, structure a content plan around real search intent, and earn a small set of relevant links the right way.
Every month you get a report that says what was done, where your keywords moved, what traffic and enquiries came in, and what is next — in language you can actually act on. When you need more keywords, more areas across Chattogram, a deeper content engine or heavier link work, you move to the 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT tier, and fully custom or competitive-national campaigns start from 3,00,000 BDT.
That is what an SEO service in Chittagong should mean: an honest floor, real white-hat work, and one senior operator who shows you the numbers instead of hiding behind them.