Md Kamrul Hasan · Growth marketer · Dhaka
Your product is fine. Nobody is looking at it.
That is a marketing problem, and it is the one I solve. I run growth for consumer brands, strategy through to the creative that goes live, with a production team behind me. My last client sold 2.8X more in 16 months. Here is how that happens, and what it would look like for you.
What the last brand got: 2.8X sales · 500K followers · 16 months
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Not a one man operation
Brief one person. Get a whole studio.
Hire a strategist, a designer, and an editor separately and you spend your week managing three people. Or you send one brief.
About
A computer science student who fell into marketing sideways.
I studied BSc in Computer Science and Engineering at Daffodil International University. Marketing was not the plan. It started when a senior at university asked me to help with his thesis, and somewhere in that work I noticed something that changed my direction: this field had plenty of people in it, but very few who actually knew what they were doing.
That gap looked like an opportunity, so I walked into it. Two years in graphics design first, then three years running growth. No bootcamp, no certification, all of it self taught on live budgets where mistakes cost real money.
Most brands do not have an attention problem. They have a reason to care problem.
What I like most is a brand with nothing yet. No page, no audience, no proof that anyone wants it. Starting from zero is the part everyone else finds uncomfortable, and it is the part I find interesting. BongoKidz went from an empty page to 5K followers and 2.3X sales. HI-TECH was close to dead online before we turned it into one of the country's most followed furniture brands. Those are the projects I want more of.
I do not work alone on production. I lead a small team of designers, video editors, an AI visuals specialist, and a UI designer, which means a campaign I plan on Monday can be shot, built, and live without waiting on anyone else. You brief one person and get a full creative pipeline.
Away from work I play a lot of chess, and rather too much Clash Royale. Both are the same lesson as marketing: you win on preparation, not on the flashy move.
01 · The work
Five brands. Here is what changed for them.
Anyone can list skills. What you actually want to know is whether the numbers moved, and by how much.
HI-TECH Lifestyle & Furniture
Furniture & lifestyle · Bangladesh · 16 month engagement
Took a near dead page and built it into one of Bangladesh's most followed furniture brands online, leading a content team and running seasonal sales campaigns year round: Eid, Boishakh, Durga Puja, Environment Day and more.
BongoKidz
Kids footwear · Online retail · 14 month engagement
Built the brand's online presence from scratch: page setup, paid campaigns, and creative production through its first year of trading, with three seasonal pushes timed to Eid, the January school season, and monsoon.
Zariya Living
Organic agriculture & resort development · Bangladesh + diaspora
Own the brand's entire growth motion: page growth from zero base, monthly content calendar, and the full Founding Members campaign, from funnel design and ad copy to the event content shot in Sweden.
KM Textile Industries
B2B apparel · Buying house with own factory
Pitched and won the full digital engagement: website, company profile, and social presence for direct buyer outreach.
Wear Ridge
US apparel brand · B2B
Weekly content production in a strict brand system: spec forward copy, zero hype, built around a live trade show push.
02 · How I think about growth
Ads are not the product. The path to revenue is.
Most brands buy attention and then lose it somewhere between the click and the sale. This is the six stage funnel running for Zariya Living right now. Every ad, post, and follow up call has a defined place in it, so you can see exactly where a lead stalls.
Reach
Facebook and Instagram ads plus organic content built for cold audiences
Engage
Video and story content, active comment replies, retargeting pools
Capture
FB Lead Ads forms and click to WhatsApp flows with instant auto response
Qualify
Dedicated caller, call script, and a lead tracker with status and follow up dates
Convert
Payment and agreement stage, supported by objection handling assets
Retain
Monthly updates and a structured referral push to lower acquisition cost over time
03 · What I actually do
You will not get a deck and a goodbye.
Plenty of marketers hand over a strategy and leave you to execute it. You get the campaign planned, the copy written, the creative built, the ads run, and one person answerable for the result.
Platforms
- Meta AdsLead Ads, catalogue, and click to WhatsApp objectives
- Google AdsSearch intent capture
- LinkedInB2B pipelines and founder brand
How they are run
- Creative rotationOn a fixed schedule so fatigue never decides your CAC
- Copy variantsTested per audience, not per hunch
- Budget scaling rulesAgreed in advance so spend follows signal
- Localized copyWritten natively, Bengali or English, for your market
04 · How I keep score
You should never have to ask where the money went.
Marketing that cannot explain itself is decoration. From week one you get a fixed reporting rhythm, and you get told when something is not working before you have to ask.
What lands on your desk
- Weekly performance reportYour spend, leads, cost per lead, and next actions
- Lead trackerSource, status, and follow up dates, so no lead dies in a spreadsheet
- Funnel viewWhere your prospects stall, stage by stage
Stack
- GA4 + Meta Events ManagerMeasurement foundation
- Looker StudioOne live dashboard, no report requests
- Structured trackersSheets your sales team can actually work from
05 · How I work
Something live this week, not a plan next month.
Six month strategy decks are where momentum goes to die. Give me a target on Monday and something is live before the week is out. This is the cadence clients actually get.
06 · Where I come from
Trained in a market that forgives nothing.
Bangladesh is low ticket, low trust, and loud. Budgets are small, nobody buys on brand name alone, and a weak campaign dies in public. You cannot spend your way out of a bad idea here, which turns out to be a useful thing to learn early.
What that taught me
- 5 consumer categoriesFurniture, footwear, apparel, agriculture, textiles
- Seasonal campaign cyclesEid, Boishakh, Durga Puja, school season, monsoon, run to target year after year
- Cross border campaignsSweden, the UK, and the Middle East, including remote directed event content in Stockholm
- Two languagesBengali and English, written natively, not translated
How we would work
- Timezone friendlyGMT +6, overlapping your morning in Europe or the US
- Async by defaultLoom, docs, and dashboards instead of meetings you do not need
- One weekly callUsually all it takes
07 · What you need
Take what you need. Leave the rest.
No packages, no bundles you did not ask for. Some brands need everything from strategy down to the captions. Others already have a team and just need the ads fixed. Tell me which of these is the problem and we scope only that.
Paid ads
Meta, Google, and LinkedIn. Account setup, campaign structure, creative testing, and scaling once something works.
Content strategy and calendars
What gets posted, when, and why. Pillars, monthly calendars, and captions your team can run without asking you every day.
Funnel and lead systems
Lead forms, WhatsApp and Messenger flows, follow up scripts, and a tracker so no enquiry dies in someone's inbox.
Creative production
Static design, motion, and AI generated product and room visuals. Built by my team, so campaigns do not stall waiting on assets.
Website and landing pages
Structure, copy, and build in WordPress. Useful when the ads work but the page they land on does not.
Audit and second opinion
A one off review of your ads, page, and funnel, with a written list of what to change first. Often the right place to start.
Scope and price agreed before anything starts. No surprise invoices later.
What people I have worked with say
Client quote goes here. Two or three sentences on the result and what it was like to work together.
Name, RoleHI-TECH Lifestyle & Furniture
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Name, RoleBongoKidz
Client quote goes here. Two or three sentences on the result and what it was like to work together.
Name, RoleZariya Living
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Tell me about your brand. I will tell you where I would start.
Send me your page or your ads and what you are trying to hit. You get a first read on where your funnel is leaking and what I would do about it, whether or not we work together. Every message reaches me directly, usually answered within a day.