ঘরে বসে AI শিখুন
“Learn AI from home.” A 1000-page Bengali guide to using AI at work, with 1800 prompts organised by profession. I wrote it, founded Anukoron to publish it, and built the site it sells from. The one project where I am the product as well as the marketer.
- Role
- Author, founder, marketing
- Year
- 2026
- Format
- About 1000 pages, 1800 prompts
- Live
- anukoron.com
Why a Bengali book about AI
Almost everything written about using AI tools is in English and aimed at people who already work in software. In Bangladesh the people who could save the most time with these tools, teachers, shop owners, accountants, students, doctors, small marketers, mostly read Bengali and have no idea where to start.
So the book is organised by profession rather than by tool. A reader finds their own job, and the prompts that fit it, and the worked examples that show what a good answer looks like and where the tool quietly fails. Writing it forced me to be precise about the difference between what these tools are genuinely good at and what they only appear to do.
The brand and the site
Anukoron is the publishing brand I founded for the book. I did the positioning, the name, the site and the paid acquisition around it, on the same principles as the Kids' English campaign: one product, one page, one decision, and a checkout that suits how Bangladeshis actually pay.
The site runs on WordPress with WooCommerce, tuned for a mid-range Android phone on a weak connection, because that is where the readers are.
Positioning
AI explained for a specific job, in the reader's own language, with the failures shown as plainly as the wins.
The site
WordPress and WooCommerce, one product page, local payment options, built and tuned by me.
Acquisition
Meta ads and organic content in Bengali, using the same testing habits as the book campaign.
What it taught me
Marketing your own work is a different discipline. There is no client to hide behind, and every weak sentence in the copy is your own. It sharpened how I write for the Nirjhar campaigns too: shorter promises, fewer adjectives, and a number wherever a number exists.