A landing page for your ads, made by saying it in Bangla
One product, one offer, one order form: describe a landing page for your Facebook ads in Bangla and get it built, with cash on delivery and a WhatsApp button.
- Make a landing page for pure mustard oil; I will run Facebook ads. The offer: free delivery on two bottles. Cash on delivery, and orders come in on WhatsApp.
- I sell handmade leather wallets under the name Chamrakotha. Make an order page for my ads: a big photo, why they last, a choice of colours, and different delivery charges inside and outside Dhaka.
- Make a landing page for children's winter hoodies. Show a size chart by age, let buyers pick a colour, and keep an "Order now" button always visible at the bottom.
How do you make a landing page, and can you do it without coding?
The rule fits in one line: one page, one product, one offer and one way to order. Write the product name, price, offer, delivery charge and WhatsApp number in Bangla, and the AI builds the whole landing page: a big photo, the benefits, questions and answers, and a cash on delivery order form. No coding, and building and publishing are free.
How to make a landing page, in three steps
- Write the product and the offer: The name, price, offer, delivery charges inside and outside Dhaka, and your WhatsApp number. If you have your own product photo, give it in the builder and it becomes the big picture.
- The AI builds the whole page: The photo, price and "Order now" at the top, then the benefits, how to use it and the questions, and at the end the order form, which works out the total by itself.
- Publish and put the link in your ad: Press Publish, place one order yourself to check it arrives, then put the address in your Facebook ad's link.
Send ad clicks to a landing page, not the inbox
Every click on your ad costs money. When it lands on the Facebook page or the inbox, the customer asks "how much?", waits for a reply, and many never come back. For the ones who stay, you copy the name and address out of the chat by hand.
A landing page takes those steps away. The customer sees the price, the offer, the delivery charge and the delivery time for themselves, and the order form is right there at the moment they make up their mind.
Landing page design rules: one offer, one action
- One product per page. Advertising two products? Two pages, each ad going to its own; for many products, build an online shop
- The photo, price and offer on the first screen, so the customer knows what they get and for how much without scrolling
- One job, the order: "Order now" at the top and an order button that stays visible at the bottom. No menus or links that lead elsewhere
- Answer the questions before they are asked: how many days delivery takes, the charge, how to pay, whether items can be exchanged
- Keep the form short: name, mobile, address and quantity. Make email compulsory and many customers stop halfway
- Check it on a phone first, because most customers from Facebook ads arrive on one
What to write on a landing page
The product's name and the problem it solves, in one line. Then three or four benefits in your own words, how to use it, and the price and offer exactly as they are. If you want the old price struck through, give that too; unless you say it, the AI adds no struck-out price.
Give reviews and stock figures only if they are real. The AI will not make up reviews, a "stock running out" line or an offer, because an ad customer who catches one never trusts the page again.
Where landing page orders arrive
On a free site: when a customer fills in the form and sends it, their WhatsApp opens with a message holding the name, mobile, address, quantity and total, and once they send it the order is on your phone, paid cash on delivery.
With lifetime hosting (6,999 BDT once), orders land in the site inbox, up to 25 a day, and you can get order notifications on your phone. When the ads run hard, Business takes 100 a day and Commerce 500, and Commerce adds an SMS to the buyer and a Steadfast or Pathao courier file. If you take hosting later, ask the builder to make the form a site form, then publish again.
Running the landing page once the ads are live
- Put your Facebook Pixel ID in the site manager to measure who came from the ad, on the free address too
- How many people saw the page shows on the site manager's overview tab
- Add a one-line announcement bar at the top, like "free delivery in Dhaka today"; write it, save it and it is live, with no AI or Token
- Check in the site manager how the link's card will look when shared on Facebook, and change the picture if you need to
What landing page design costs
There is no separate fee for the design: building, changing and publishing at your-name.banglacodes.app come out of up to 400,000 free AI Token a day.
Money comes in when you want orders kept in the site inbox or the page on your own domain: lifetime hosting, 6,999 BDT once, for life. For many orders a day there is Business at 14,499 BDT or Commerce at 23,999 BDT, each paid once. The ads themselves are paid to Facebook. The full breakdown is on the pricing page.
Landing page mistakes that waste ad money
- Putting the share link (banglacodes.com/p/...) in the ad. That one is for showing, and the Pixel does not fully work there; put the published address in the ad
- Going live without placing an order yourself. A wrong WhatsApp number can lose a whole day of orders
- Changing the price in the builder and not pressing Publish again. The ad then says one price and the page another
Questions about landing pages
What is the difference between a landing page and a website?
A website has many pages and tells the whole story of a shop or an organisation. A landing page is one page with one product and one job: the order. For customers coming from an ad, the landing page works better.
How much does a landing page design cost?
Building it and publishing it at a banglacodes.app address are free, and orders come in on WhatsApp. To keep orders in the site inbox or run it on your own domain, lifetime hosting is 6,999 BDT once, for life.
Can I make a landing page on my phone?
Yes. Writing, building, changing and publishing all work in the phone's browser, and you copy the link for your ad from the phone too.
Can a landing page take both cash on delivery and bKash?
Yes. The form takes cash on delivery. Add your bKash, Nagad or Rocket numbers in the site manager and the form gets the numbers, a copy button and a TrxID box, and the TrxID reaches you with the order.
Can one landing page cover several products?
A separate page for each product works better, with each ad going to its own page. To show many products together, build an online shop with a cart.
Can I add a Facebook Pixel to a landing page?
Yes. Put the number in the Facebook Pixel ID box in the site manager and save; it works on the free address too. You find the Pixel ID in Facebook's Events Manager.
How do I change the price when an offer ends?
The announcement bar and small bits of text change in the site manager, with no AI or Token. To change the price the form adds up, say it in one line in the builder, publish again, then place one order yourself and check the total.
Where can I see a landing page demo?
Use your own product: a few minutes after you send your words, your own page is on the screen, and that is your demo. If you do not like it, say in the chat what to change, as many times as you like before going live.
Read more
- The online shop and product page guide
- Getting orders from your site's forms
- bKash, payment links and carts on your site
- The announcement bar and your wallet numbers
You can also make
- Online shop: An online shop with products, a cart and orders
- Poster: Offer, event or notice posters, in clean Bengali
- Banner: Banners for a shop, admissions, Eid or an event
- Website: A whole website for a shop, an office, a school or yourself