Work With Jani — Advertising and Partnerships

Quick answer: You can work with Jani through clearly labelled advertising, sponsored content, contributor articles or a longer-term partnership. Jani is an independent publisher and not a government body, so every commercial placement is fully disclosed and kept strictly separate from the free public-service guidance our readers rely on every day.

Key takeaways

• Who we are: an independent how-to and public-service publisher for Bangladesh — not a government agency and not endorsed by any official body.
• Ways to work with us: advertising, sponsored content, contributing and partnerships.
• Always labelled: paid placements are disclosed and never presented as official or independent guidance.
• Never for sale: our guides and their accuracy cannot be bought, edited or removed by an advertiser.
• Start here: tell us your goal via our contact page or email partners@janibd.com and we will reply with honest options.

Who Jani is — and who we are not

Jani publishes plain-language guides that help people across Bangladesh handle everyday tasks: applications, documents, fees, eligibility, timelines and the practical “how do I actually do this?” questions that official notices rarely answer clearly. We are an independent publisher. We are not a government department, we do not issue official documents or decisions, and we are not authorised or endorsed by any public authority. When you work with us, you are reaching a general how-to audience through a trusted independent guide — you are not buying any influence over, or association with, an official process. We are careful to protect that distinction, because it is the reason readers and advertisers value us in the first place. Everything on this page is written with that boundary in mind.

Ways to work with Jani

There are four main routes, and each has its own dedicated page and its own rules so you always know what you are getting:

• Advertising — clearly labelled display or placement around our guides, priced by scope rather than a single flat rate.
• Sponsored content — a longer branded article, clearly marked as sponsored and kept separate from our independent guidance.
• Writing for us — genuinely useful, original how-to articles from contributors with real, relevant knowledge.
• Partnerships — ongoing collaborations with organisations whose work serves the same practical audience.

If you are not sure which route fits, describe your aim in a line or two and we will point you to the most honest option — sometimes that means telling you a route is not right for you.

What we will and will not accept

We welcome brands, services, non-profits, educators and institutions that genuinely help our readers get things done. We are equally clear about what we turn away. We decline anything that could mislead people about an official process — for example a placement dressed up to look like a government notice, copy implying we can “fast-track”, “guarantee” or “influence” any official outcome, or wording that suggests Jani is speaking on behalf of an authority. We also decline undisclosed arrangements of any kind: we do not sell undisclosed or disguised paid links, and we never blur the line between advertising and guidance. Saying no to the wrong placement protects the audience you are trying to reach.

How commercial work stays separate from guidance

Our free guides sit firmly on one side of a wall; anything commercial sits on the other, always labelled. An advertiser or partner cannot commission, edit, delay or remove a guide, and cannot buy a mention inside one. If a guide and a commercial interest ever pull in different directions, the guide wins, every time. This separation is the whole point of Jani: readers rely on our guidance precisely because it is independent, so protecting that independence protects the value you are paying to reach. Our guidance is never for sale, and advertising never affects the accuracy of what we publish.

Who typically works with us

Typical partners include service providers, educational and training organisations, fintech and consumer apps, non-profits running awareness campaigns, and businesses that want to reach a practical, task-focused Bangladeshi audience in a brand-safe setting. Rather than quote audience figures here that could quickly go out of date, we prefer to share current reach and placement details on request, matched to what you actually need. Ask for a media kit and we will send the parts that are relevant to your goal, along with current rates.

How labelling protects everyone

Clear labelling is not a formality we tolerate — it is a feature that makes working with us worthwhile. When readers can see at a glance what is paid-for and what is independent guidance, they trust both more. Your message lands in a credible environment, and our guidance keeps the authority that made you want to advertise beside it. We label in line with the FTC endorsement guidelines, and the labelling is agreed with you before anything goes live so there are no surprises on either side.

How to get started

1. Tell us your goal — awareness, a specific campaign, a long-term partnership or a contribution.
2. Pick a route — advertising, sponsored content, writing or partnership — or let us suggest one.
3. We reply with honest options, current rates and a clear note of what we can and cannot do.
4. We agree labelling and scope in writing before anything is published.

Ready when you are — reach us through our contact page or at partners@janibd.com. We aim to reply promptly and honestly.

About Jani and our standards

Jani is an independent publisher of plain-language how-to and public-service guides for readers in Bangladesh. We are not a government agency or official body, and we are not affiliated with, authorised by or endorsed by any government department or public authority. Our guides are researched, written and checked by our own team against published rules — you can read more on our about us page and see exactly how we verify our guidance. That editorial judgement is never for sale. Any commercial placement is labelled in line with the FTC endorsement guidelines, is kept clearly separate from our guidance, and is provided for information only — not legal, financial or professional advice. If you ever spot something that looks unclear or wrongly labelled, tell us and we will put it right.

Frequently asked questions

Is Jani a government website?

No. Jani is an independent publisher of how-to and public-service guides. We are not a government agency and are not affiliated with or endorsed by any official body.

What are the ways to work with Jani?

Advertising, sponsored content, contributing articles and ongoing partnerships. Start on our contact page and we will suggest the best fit.

Can I pay to change or influence a guide?

No. Our guidance is never for sale. Advertising and partnerships never affect the accuracy or content of our guides.

Will paid placements be labelled?

Yes — always, and in line with the FTC endorsement guidelines. Paid content is never presented as official or independent guidance.

Do you sell links?

We do not sell undisclosed or disguised paid links. Any commercial link is disclosed and clearly labelled.

How much does it cost to work with you?

It depends on the route and scope. Request current rates and a media kit for your specific goal and budget.

How soon can we start?

Once we have agreed scope and labelling. Send your brief via the contact page and we will reply with next steps and timing.

How do I advertise or partner with Jani?

Tell us your goal via our contact page and we will recommend the right mix of advertising, sponsored content, a partnership or a feature, with current options and rates.

Do you offer how-to sponsored content and advertising?

Yes — both, always clearly disclosed and kept separate from our independent editorial.