Title: Market Research Specialist
Company Name: Organicworld Food & Beverage Ltd.
Vacancy: --
Age: 25 to 35 years
Job Location: Dhaka
Salary: Tk. 25000 - 50000 (Monthly)
Experience:
Previous experience with retail audit projects at market research firms (Nielsen, Kantar, or local research companies).
Comfortable using Excel or Google Sheets to organize data and turn visit notes into clear tables.
Familiar with Dhaka's small home appliance wholesale markets (Nawabpur, around New Market, etc.).
Willing to be on the road daily; able to travel frequently within Dhaka and occasionally to other regions.
Skilled at chatting with shop owners and running consumer surveys—not just someone who searches for information online.
1. Retail Store Coverage Density (Top Priority)
Visit major small home appliance sales areas in Dhaka (Nawabpur, Mirpur, Uttara, etc.), plus at least two other major cities (Chattogram, Khulna, or Sylhet).
In each target area, count: how many stores sell small home appliances, what categories they carry, and whether they stock Chinese-imported products.
Figure out whether the market is "too few stores, not enough coverage" or "lots of stores, but mostly small shops, and competition is already fierce."
Build a simple store density table: by area, show roughly how many stores are in each residential area/market and roughly how many product categories each store stocks.
2. Online Shopping Penetration & Delivery Speed
Talk directly to ordinary consumers (not just young people or techies) about their real experience buying small home appliances online.
Nail down these numbers: How many have actually bought small home appliances online? On which platforms? How many days did delivery actually take? (Important: ask about actual delivery time, not the platform's promised time.)
Cross-check existing data to verify whether the online purchase ratio holds true in your research areas.
Record the problems consumers run into: slow delivery, wrong items, inconvenient cash on delivery, etc.
3. Distributor Hierarchy (Secondary Task)
Find 15–20 retail stores and ask where they source their goods: directly from importers? Regional wholesalers? Or do they buy on the spot from wholesale markets?
Estimate how many layers exist from port to consumer and roughly how much markup each layer adds.
Compare: Is the distribution chain for locally assembled brands (like Walton and Vision) shorter than for purely imported products?