Consumer perception for enhancing the adoption of Karobar App in Bangladesh
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Date
2024-07Publisher
Brac UniversityAuthor
Sah, Payal KumariMetadata
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The internship report titled “A Study on Consumer Perception to Enhance the Adoption of Karobar
App in Bangladesh” by Payal Kumari Sah delves into the consumer behavior dynamics
surrounding the Karobar App in the Bangladeshi Market. The study aims to provide insights and
recommendations to boost the app’s adoption rate among users.
Chapter one talks about the “Overview of the internship”, where I also mentioned about my roles
and responsibilities as Marketing Operations Intern at Bytecare Technology.
Chapter two covers all the details of Bytecare Technology titled “Organization Part”. The major
focus of this chapter is SWOT analysis and the Porter’s Five Forces Analysis of the company.
Chapter 3 focuses on the project part, where key findings and recommendations are highlighted.
Through a combination of primary and secondary research, interviews, and surveys, the study
uncovers crucial aspects such as user demographics, brand awareness, consumer perception, and
localization strategies. The reliability scale score for the survey is .7136. The research indicates a
reasonable level of brand awareness among users, with a majority expressing positive satisfaction
levels with the Karobar App.
Moreover, the report emphasizes the significance of making the app user-friendly based on local
and regional settings, a feature highly valued by Bangladeshi consumers. Leveraging social media
and digital marketing channels has proven effective in reaching a wider audience and promoting
the app’s strengths. Insights from user feedback shed light on language preferences, specific needs
of Bangladeshi businesses, and initial hesitation about app adoption.
Based on the findings and analysis, the report offers recommendations to enhance the adoption
and user experience of the Karobar app. These recommendations include strategies to further
improve brand awareness and tailor the app to local preferences. These will potentially increase
its user base and market penetration in Bangladesh.
In conclusion, the internship report provides valuable insights into consumer perceptions and
experiences related to the Karobar App, offering a roadmap for enhancing its adoption in the
dynamic Bangladeshi market.