Farad Alam Foisal
Web designer & developer with 6+ years helping businesses get found on Google. CEO of MotionBite. I build websites that actually bring in customers.
About
I'm Farad Alam Foisal, founder and CEO of MotionBite — a web design and development agency based in Rajshahi, Bangladesh. I've spent the last 6+ years helping businesses across South Asia and globally build websites that don't just look good, but actually rank on Google and convert visitors into paying customers. From dental clinics and fitness gyms to e-commerce stores, vehicle repair shops, and travel agencies, I've worked across diverse industries to build digital experiences that drive real revenue.
My work sits at the intersection of web design, conversion optimisation, and SEO. I specialise in building fast, modern websites using Next.js and React — the same technology stack used by companies like Netflix and Airbnb — delivered to business owners at a price that makes sense for their budget. Every site I build is engineered from day one to load in under 2 seconds, pass Google's Core Web Vitals, and be indexed correctly by search engines.
The work I'm most proud of? A local shop owner whose MotionBite website generated $12,000 in new sales within 90 days of launch. Or the restaurant that went from invisible on Google to ranking on the first page for their city within four months. These aren't flukes — they're the result of combining clean code, smart SEO, and design that actually guides users to take action.
I write on this blog to share everything I've learned about web design, SEO, and digital strategy in plain English — no jargon, no gatekeeping. If you're a business owner who wants to understand why your website isn't showing up on Google, or what a professional website actually costs, these guides are written for you.
Articles by Farad Alam(13 published)
Why you should take website from us latest 1
MorionBite Provide Hevily Op-page and Technical SEO to optimize the website for its customers, SO they can rank on google quickly than competitors.
5 Signs Your Small Business Needs a New Website
If your site is slow, looks outdated, or isn't generating leads — it's costing you money every day.
How Much Does a Small Business Website Cost? (Honest 2026 Guide)
From $300 templates to $20,000 custom builds — here's what you actually get at each price point.
Why Google Can't Find Your Business (And How to Fix It)
Most small business websites are invisible to Google. Here are the 5 most common reasons — and the fixes.
Restaurant Website Design: Complete Guide for 2026
A restaurant without a proper website is leaving reservations on the table every day. Here is exactly what yours needs.
Small Business SEO: How to Get Found on Google Without Paying for Ads
Paid ads stop the moment you stop paying. Organic SEO delivers free traffic month after month. Here is how to start.
Landing Page vs Website: What Does Your Business Actually Need?
A landing page and a website serve very different purposes. Choosing the wrong one wastes money. Here is how to decide.
14-Day Website Launch: How MotionBite Delivers Fast Without Cutting Corners
14 days sounds like a bold promise. Here is exactly how we do it, and why speed and quality are not mutually exclusive.
How a $1,500 Website Made This Shop $12,000 in 90 Days
A real story of a boutique shop that went from zero online presence to $12,000 in attributable revenue in 90 days.
What Makes a Restaurant Website Actually Work (With Examples)
Most restaurant websites exist. Very few work. Here are the specific decisions that separate booking machines from digital brochures.
The 7 Pages Every Small Business Website Must Have
A lot of small business websites are missing pages customers expect to find. Without them, visitors leave confused — and confusion kills conversions.
Wix vs Custom Website: Which Is Right for Your Business?
The honest answer is not always "go custom." But understanding the real limitations of website builders will help you decide.
How to Write the Perfect Homepage (Small Business Edition)
Your homepage is your best salesperson — and most small business homepages say everything except what customers need to hear.