In focus
Why SEO in Uttara is really a Google Maps fight
When someone in Uttara searches for a local service, the first thing Google shows on a phone isn't ten blue links - it's the map pack: three businesses with stars, distance, a call button, and a directions pin. For most local categories here, that box gets the overwhelming majority of taps. So if you sell to people near you - a clinic, a salon, a repair service, a restaurant, a coaching centre - winning SEO in Uttara means winning that box for your sector first, and the regular search rankings second.
A lot of 'SEO sellers' ignore this entirely and chase generic national keywords you'll never rank for and that wouldn't bring you a single Uttara customer if you did. I work the opposite way: a complete, correct Google Business Profile, consistent name-address-phone everywhere it appears online, real categories, photos that match your actual shop, and reviews handled properly - then service and location pages on your site that reinforce 'this business serves this sector'. That's what moves you into the box.
On the 'koto taka?' question, I keep it honest the same way I do for web design. A single-location service business that mainly needs its Google Business Profile fixed, NAP cleaned up, and one strong location page lands at the 50,000 BDT floor. A business that needs multiple service pages, ongoing on-page work, and a proper local-SEO structure across the site is the 90,000 BDT tier.
The 1,50,000 BDT tier is the heavier build - more pages, content, technical fixes, and conversion work for a business in a competitive Uttara category like real estate, dental, or coaching. Genuinely large campaigns - multi-area, heavy content, ongoing - start at 3,00,000 BDT. You pay 50% to start and 50% when the work ships, and you'll know which tier fits before any money moves.
SEO is a longer game than a website - rankings don't jump overnight - so I'd rather set the right expectation now than over-promise to close a sale.