Who is the channel for?
Vietnamese people who don't work in tech but want to use AI for real tasks. One idea per video, plain words, AI terms kept in English so viewers recognize them later.
Office workers
Email, spreadsheets, reports, meetings: they want AI to speed things up without mistakes.
Teachers and students
Lesson plans, exam prep, languages, using AI without plagiarism.
Shop owners and online sellers
Product descriptions, customer replies, livestreams, bookkeeping.
Parents and families
Kids using AI for homework, grandparents avoiding voice-clone scams.
Content in numbers
- 300AI explainer videos, with new ones every day
- 55themed series, numbered Part X/N
- 111terms in the website's AI glossary
- 124pages in the free ebook, 20 chapters
Followers, views and engagement for each platform: we send the latest figures when you get in touch.
Formats
Short vertical video (9:16)
TikTok · YouTube Shorts · Facebook Reels · Instagram Reels
About a minute, one idea, Vietnamese subtitles. Mark asks, Bit explains with animation, and each video ends with something to try.
Long-form YouTube video (16:9)
YouTube
Horizontal version to go deeper on a topic or tie a whole series together, for viewers on computers and TVs.
Image carousels
Instagram · Facebook
A 7-slide summary of a video: easy to save and share.
Daily Threads posts
Threads
A short daily post with a sample-prompt card people can copy.
Website articles
markhocai.com
Every video has an article in Vietnamese and English, plus a glossary and a quiz, so it stays findable on Google.
Platforms
Ways to work together
- 1
Sponsored explainer
We explain an AI concept your product deals with, then use your product as a real example. Viewers learn something new whether or not they use it.
- 2
Tool review
Mark actually uses the tool in everyday tasks and covers strengths, weaknesses, and who should or should not use it. You can correct facts; the channel keeps the final verdict.
- 3
Multi-format package
One topic, many places: vertical video, a YouTube version, a carousel, a Threads post and a website article.
Our ground rules
Viewers trust the channel because it tells the truth. Every partnership follows these rules:
- We only take on products we have tried and find genuinely useful for viewers.
- "Sponsored" or "Paid partnership" is stated clearly in the video and at the top of the description.
- Unsponsored videos that mention a product say clearly that the channel is not affiliated with or sponsored by that company.
- No "official partner" wording, no co-branded logo lockups, and no altering a brand's logo.
- No exaggerated claims, investment, lending, gambling, or anything that could harm viewers.