14 articles on publishing infrastructure, digital strategy, and building the India-UK publishing bridge.
Seven months after UK incorporation, 94 books are live and readable for free. Here is what this milestone actually proves about the zero-cost model — and what it doesn't.
Read article →No employees. No contractors. No editorial board. One person, three websites, 94 books, and the systems that make it possible.
Read article →The story of how a college dropout from Pune who ran away with ₹100 built a UK-registered publishing infrastructure company.
Read article →The story of BogaDoga Ltd — why a UK private limited company exists to support an Indian author's publishing ambitions.
Read article →BogaDoga is a UK private limited company with Indian operations. Here is the strategic reasoning behind the UK incorporation.
Read article →A breakdown of how BogaDoga and The Book Nexus built professional publishing infrastructure with zero recurring costs.
Read article →Our founder earned ₹1 crore from Amazon KDP. Then Amazon blocked his account and still owes him ₹25 lakhs. Here is what we learned.
Read article →Why we separated author, publisher, and company into three distinct entities with three domains — and how schema linking connects them.
Read article →AI assistants and search engines are the new discovery layer. We are building our entire infrastructure for this shift.
Read article →How we built systems to manage, process, and publish from a personal archive of 1,537 books totalling 44+ million words.
Read article →For four years, 1,500+ books were unusable. Then AI tools matured — and a writer who understood his archive used them to bring it back to life.
Read article →Our approach to dual-interface publishing — beautiful for humans, perfectly structured for AI crawlers, LLMs, and search engines.
Read article →BogaDoga was registered in August 2025. Here are our priorities for year one and the metrics we track.
Read article →How we're building a bridge between Indian independent publishing and international markets through UK infrastructure.
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