I build the funnels and ad systems that turn ideas into sales.

The proof — full screens

The full Ads Manager screens behind the card numbers. Campaign names are blurred for client privacy; every number is untouched.

Two ad sets, one winner

A broad ad set ran against a detailed-targeting ad set inside the best campaign. Broad won on cost and volume — the kind of test I run before moving budget.

Creative examples — the ad as the audience sees it

Meta's advanced preview of the winning ad across Feed, Instagram, Stories, Reels and Marketplace. The Bangla hook asks: "Exactly 365 days from today, where do you want to see yourself?" The on-screen text sells the offer in two words: Real Estate — Referral Business.

What I changed

1. The audience rebuild. Old targeting was age 25+, broad, everywhere. The buyers were older men near Gulshan — the programme now targets men 40–60, and the campaign I built on 1 November 2026 uses a tight 3-mile radius. Cost per lead rose a little; seminar sales settled at 5–10 packages a week.

2. The lead-form split. One form mixed inside-Dhaka and outside-Dhaka leads; the call team wasted hours on people who could never attend a Dhaka seminar. One opening question fixed it.

My part vs the team's part

A sample of the weekly brief I give the team: Weekly Creative Brief (Google Drive)

FrontStory — native ads, 2020–2024

My Taboola username was anik — the team put the creator's name inside every campaign name, and these lists are filtered by "anik". Every campaign on them is one I created: I prepared the creatives daily, built the campaigns and uploaded them; the team then scaled the winners.

How to read these numbers: spend is per campaign, in the account's own currency, exactly as Taboola shows it. Budget strategy sat with the team's separate ad analysts — the large balance figures in some screens are account balances, not spend, and I do not present account totals as my own budget.

Websites & YouTube — my own growth system

Three sites, one system: a single keyword map, entity schema on every property, indexation queues through the Google Indexing API and IndexNow, and a daily Search Console + Analytics dashboard. Charts are drawn from the live data of each property.

superpreneur.bd — Bengali education

Business-idea listicles by budget, an entrepreneur hub, answer-first question pages, featured images on all 116 posts. For months the site sat nearly invisible — most pages were not indexed. The October 2026 sprint fixed indexation first, then content: 8 clicks in September → 1,582 in October; last 28 days: 1,743 clicks, 30,497 impressions, average position 4.9.

imtiazkhan.top — personal brand

This site's engine is YouTube and social, not search: 81,009 Analytics sessions between March and November 2026, peaking at 25,779 in June. Search is the current build phase — it already averages position 8.3 on its early queries.

superpreneurbangladesh.com — English, the youngest property

Online income and the digital product business in English. First search clicks landed in October 2026 (39 clicks, 1,735 impressions, 136 sessions). The stage, plainly: indexation coverage and the English question-page set — the same playbook that moved .bd in October.

Superpreneur on YouTube — growth & packaging

Broad packaging, narrow content: a title and thumbnail any working person can enter, then real numbers and case studies. The channel is a lead engine for courses and ebooks, not ad revenue. Two steady years — then the September 2026 breakout: 110,793 views and +828 subscribers in one month.

The packaging pattern: one big true number, one clear timeframe, one face, three or four words on the thumbnail. My six most-watched videos:

Experience