Buying a theme and changing it is the right answer more often than agencies admit. Where that approach genuinely breaks down, and how to tell which side of the line you are on.
What actually drives the price of a website in Bangladesh — the four things that move the number, why two quotes for the same brief differ so much, and the costs most quotes leave out until year two.
The Boost Post button and Ads Manager are not two routes to the same place. What boosting actually optimises for, why it produces reactions instead of customers, and the few cases where it is the right call.
Ranking nationally is hard. Ranking in your own neighbourhood is not — and that is where the customers who can actually reach you are. What moves local search, and the order to do it in.
A Facebook page is where people find you. A website is where you control what happens next. What each is genuinely good at, the four things a page structurally cannot do, and how to tell which stage you are at.
Everyone's portfolio looks good and everyone promises the same things. Eight questions that separate an agency that will finish the job from one that will not — and the answers to listen for.
The platform comparison that matters here is not features — it is payments, delivery and running costs in taka. What each one gets right for a Bangladeshi store, and where each one hurts.
Traffic without enquiries is a conversion problem, not a marketing one — and more traffic will not fix it. Six reasons visitors leave without contacting you, in the order worth checking.
Domains and hosting are where small businesses quietly lose control of their own website. What to buy, what to avoid, and the ownership question that matters more than any of it.
