Meta Ads & Facebook Boosting in Nepal
I run Facebook and Instagram ads for Nepali businesses, from simple post boosts to full Meta Ads Manager campaigns for messages, leads and website visits. I set the audience, make the ad creative, watch the spend, reply to the leads that come in, and report what the budget actually brought back.
What my Meta ads service covers
Facebook and Instagram boosting
Boosting the right posts with a proper audience instead of the default settings, so the money reaches people who can actually buy.
Ads Manager campaigns
Campaigns built in Meta Ads Manager with the right objective: messages, leads, traffic or awareness, depending on what you want.
Local audience targeting
Targeting by city, radius, age and interest, for example people within a set distance of Biratnagar or across Kathmandu Valley.
Ad creatives and scripts
I design the images and edit the short videos for each ad, and write the copy and hooks in Nepali or English.
Lead replies
When ads bring messages, I reply quickly with prices, details and next steps, which is where most sales are won or lost.
Plain reports
A short report on spend, reach, messages, leads and cost per result, without jargon, so you know what to do next.
Facebook boost vs Meta Ads Manager: what is the difference?
The Boost button on a Facebook or Instagram post is the quick option. You pick a budget and a rough audience and the post gets shown to more people. It works for simple awareness, but you get limited control over placements, objectives and testing.
Meta Ads Manager is the full tool. It lets you choose a campaign objective (such as messages or leads), run more than one ad against each other, control exactly where the ad shows, exclude people who already follow you, and see a proper breakdown of results.
For most Nepali businesses I use both: boosts for quick posts like festival offers, and Ads Manager campaigns for anything where you want measurable messages or leads.
Ads built for how Nepal buys
Most customers in Nepal do not buy straight from an ad. They send a message first to ask the price, check stock or ask about delivery. That is why I usually set campaigns up to bring messages on Messenger, Instagram or WhatsApp, and why I treat replying to those messages as part of the ad work, not an extra.
For my current client, Rouniyar International, I run Meta ads on their product and wholesale content and reply to the leads those ads bring in. Being the same person who made the post and answers the inbox means I can see which ads bring serious buyers and which only bring likes.
Paying for ads from Nepal
Meta bills ads in foreign currency, so Nepali businesses usually pay with a card that supports US dollar payments (many Nepali banks issue dollar or dual-currency cards), or through a local agency that pays Meta and bills you in rupees. I can help you set up the payment method on your own ad account, so the account and its history stay yours.
Your account stays yours
I work through partner access in Meta Business Suite, so you never have to share your Facebook password. You can see every campaign, and you can remove my access at any time.
From budget to results
Goal and budget
We agree on one goal (messages, leads or visits) and a budget you are comfortable testing.
Audience and creative
I set the audience, make two or three ad versions and write the copy.
Launch and watch
I check results every few days, pause weak ads and move budget to the ones that work.
Reply and report
Leads get answered, and you get a short report with cost per result.
Meta ads and boosting questions
What is the difference between boosting and Meta Ads Manager?
Boosting promotes a single post with basic targeting. Meta Ads Manager gives full control over the campaign objective, audience, placements and testing. I use boosts for quick promotions and Ads Manager for campaigns where you want measurable messages or leads.
How much should I spend on Facebook ads in Nepal?
Start with a budget you are comfortable testing for two to four weeks, then increase spend on the ads that bring results. I suggest a starting budget based on your product, location and goal.
How do I pay for Facebook ads from Nepal?
Meta charges in foreign currency, so most businesses use a card that supports US dollar payments or pay through a local agency in rupees. I can help you set up payment on your own ad account.
Can you target customers in only one city?
Yes. Ads can target a city, a radius around your shop, or a list of towns, for example Biratnagar and Itahari, or specific parts of Kathmandu Valley.
Will you reply to the leads from ads?
Yes. Replying to leads is part of how I run ads, because most Nepali customers send a message about price and stock before they buy.
Do I need to give you my password?
No. I work through partner access in Meta Business Suite, and you can remove it at any time.
Stop boosting blind
Hire me to run your Facebook and Instagram ads with a clear goal, the right audience and someone replying to every lead.