Why is this book priced at 1 lakh taka?

First of all, the price of this book isn’t 1 lakh.
It’s the entry fee to your next 10-crore-taka roadmap.

A book that costs 1 lakh? Are you crazy?

No. In fact, the knowledge you’ve been underestimating as “free” all this time — today I’m showing you its true value.

It’s not just a price — it’s an expression of value.

But still, a book worth 1 lakh taka? In the Bangladeshi market?

Yes. Because this book isn’t a watch, yet it changes your time.
It isn’t a degree, yet it builds your career.
It isn’t a pair of shoes, yet it moves you forward.

Pricing is positioning.

When Apple first started selling iPhones for over a lakh, many said, “Crazy!”
Today, you quietly stand in line for one.

Dom Pérignon sells a single bottle for 50,000 taka — because they don’t sell a drink, they sell prestige.
HERMÈS sells a vanity bag for 3 million taka — how?
Because they sell status and sophisticated simplicity.

This book is the same.

It’s not just knowledge.
It’s the prestige of your brand.
It’s your business-class ticket.
It’s your profit leverage.

Free learning = cheap results.
Premium learning = highly integrated action.

One day in Singapore’s Orchid Plaza, I was looking at a watch —
A Louis Vuitton watch.
Price: 4 million dollars.
About 50 crore taka in Bangladeshi currency.

A watch only tells time, right?
That expensive one doesn’t give you 25 hours instead of 24 — not even one extra minute.
Then why such a high price?

Because…
The price isn’t for time —
It’s for the story, the status, and the depth it represents.

So why can’t a book cost 1 lakh?

A watch just gives you time.
Shoes just walk you forward.
A bag only carries things.

But this book?

This book transforms your brand’s thinking.
It gives you your income map.
It refines your language so it touches your customer’s heart.
And it turns you into a Marketing Magician.

So if a watch can cost crores,
If shoes can cost 50,000,
Then why should knowledge—
which takes you to the next stage of your life—
be cheap?

It’s time to break the old mindset that “a book must cost 350 taka.”

We’re used to thinking books should be 350–400 taka.
That’s why our behavior matches that value.

Books are bought but never read.
Dust piles up on their covers.
They’re never opened, let alone valued.

But this book is different.
It’s a symbol of class.
A proof of level.
A declaration of readiness.

You won’t buy this book just to read it —
you’ll buy it to transform yourself and your business.

Premium product pricing is never about production cost.

Apple builds an iPhone for 20,000 taka, sells it for 200,000.
Louis Vuitton makes a bag for 5,000, sells it for 500,000.

Do you think they just sell products?
No.
They sell identity.
They sell narratives and stories.
They sell boldness.

The 1 lakh price of this book isn’t for its paper, cover, or binding.
This price marks the beginning of Bangladesh’s next-level premium marketing revolution.

It’s a new benchmark for seeing the value of books, knowledge, and authorship.

Gold prices are rising, land prices are rising, jewelry and cosmetics prices are rising —
and yet, the price of learning the magic of marketing your own brand, narrative, and story at just 1 lakh seems far less in comparison.

This price—
is a courage.
is a statement.
is a challenge.