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Full time
Negotiable
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Full time
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Facts, statistics, focus group insights, buyer profiles, and secrets of perfect creatives. Everything you need for a successful start
47.4 million people – one of the largest markets in North Africa.
74.5% or over 35 million people live in large cities.
77% (36.2 million) have internet access.
28.6 years. 62% of the population is under 35.
54% of the population (25.6 million) actively use social media.
≈30% of GDP comes from the informal sector. Real household income is 20–30% higher than official data.
Average age – 57.1 years
Halal is essential
Lives in a large city (Algiers, Oran, Constantine)
Trusts real reviews
Income ~530–620 USD (partly informal)
Prefers Arabic and French languages
Does not trust “glossy” advertising
Pays only via COD (cash on delivery)
59.3 years
58.2 years
52,1 years
50.2 years
capital, economic and digital hub, highest purchasing power
cultural center, high purchasing power
port city, active trade
industrial and educational hub near the capital
32–35% of the population earn less than 330 USD/month.
~47% earn 330–1,000 USD/month.
~18% have income >1,000 USD/month, mostly in Algiers and Oran.
≈35% of employment and ~30% of GDP are in the informal sector.
If official income is ~440 USD/month, real income may reach 530–620 USD.
Acceptable price for a 1-month supplement course: 4,000–10,000 DZD (~30–75 USD)
People are willing to pay more for halal and quality
We operate on the COD model, which increases trust
Localization for the audience – creatives, language, culture
Local call center with native operators
Own production and halal certification
They order via COD (cash on delivery)
Real reviews. Algerians trust “this helped me” stories more than abstract experts
Halal and natural. These words are the key to trust – people want to see them on packaging and ads
Serious tone. No exaggerations or miracle promises. Clear, concise, to the point
Calm colors. Blue, white, and green are seen as safe and trustworthy
Local imagery. Images of locals create more trust in advertising
Humor. In this niche, it looks frivolous and unserious
Unrealistic “before/after” photos instantly kill trust
Red and yellow colors in design are associated with “chemicals” or danger
“100% result” promises are seen as lies and exaggeration
Western models in creatives don’t resemble real Algerians and look “foreign”
Quality control + fast logistics
Payment upon delivery → higher trust → more conversions
Creatives are adapted to audience mentality and local regulations
Operators from Algeria speaking the local Darija dialect (Arabic) and French
