Transportasi Penghapusan 3 in 1 di Jakarta: Setuju atau Tidak? – Survey Report by jakmin April 27, 2016 written by jakmin Kebijakan pemerintah provinsi DKI Jakarta (Pemprov DKI) untuk menghapus peraturan tentang 3 in 1 sebagai upaya mengurangi dampak sosial dan membantu mengurai kemacetan lalu lintas ibu kota menuai kontroversi. Sebagian pihak mendukung langkah yang ditempuh oleh Pemprov DKI Jakarta, namun sebagian lain menyangsikan langkah tersebut. Uji coba penghapusan 3 in 1 sendiri telah dilakukan sejak tanggal 5-13 April 2016 lalu dan diperpanjang hingga pertengahan bulan Mei. Sebagai upaya untuk menjaring opini masyarakat tentang kebijakan ini, kami memodifikasi dan meneruskan survey yang sebelumnya telah dilakukan oleh Dishubtrans DKI Jakarta kepada 882 responden di wilayah DKI Jakarta dan sekitarnya. Sebagian besar pertanyaan dalam survey ini mereplikasi kuesioner online yang digunakan oleh Dishubtrans DKI Jakarta untuk menjaring opini warga DKI Jakarta tentang penghapusan kebijakan 3 in 1. Kami memodifikasi beberapa bagian dari kuesioner tersebut guna membantu menangkap opini yang lebih besar kepada masyarakat, serta memperluas dan mempercepat partisipasi responden terhadap survey. Responden yang berpartisipasi dalam survey ini adalah warga DKI Jakarta dan sekitarnya yang rutin melintasi jalanan ibu kota untuk menunjang kegiatannya sehari-hari. Mengacu pada data BPS Provinsi DKI Jakarta tahun 2015, populasi warga DKI Jakarta tercatat mencapai 10.075.300 orang. Mengacu pada tabel perhitungan sampel Krejcie&Morgan (1970), kami menetapkan 882 orang sebagai jumlah sampel responden yang dianggap representatif. Lebih lanjut, komposisi responden kami terdiri dari 47% responden pria dan 53% wanita dengan rentang usia 20-50 tahun. Adapun 82% responden kami berasal dari DKI Jakarta, 9% dari Bogor, Depok, Bekasi (Jawa Barat), serta 9% dari Tangerang (Banten). Kami menemukan sejumlah fakta menarik tentang opini warga DKI Jakarta dan sekitarnya terhadap penghapusan 3 in 1. Secara umum, dapat ditarik satu simpulan bahwa mayoritas warga DKI Jakarta dan sekitarnya yang berpartisipasi dalam survey ini mendukung kebijakan penghapusan 3 in 1. Penghapusan 3 in 1 diyakini dapat mengurangi dampak sosial yang timbul dari penerapan 3 in 1 di masyarakat. Bagian awal dari survey kami berupaya memotret profil kebiasaan warga DKI Jakarta dalam mengakses jalanan ibu kota dalam keseharian. 85% warga DKI Jakarta dan sekitarnya yang berpartisipasi dalam survey ini merupakan warga yang sering melakukan perjalanan di dalam area Jakarta. Lebih lanjut, 49% dari mereka mengaku mengakses ruas jalan DKI Jakarta setiap hari. Untuk memperkaya deskripsi profil responden dalam survey ini, kami menanyakan keperluan rutin responden dalam mengakses arus lalu lintas ibu kota. 46% responden menyebutkan bahwa alasan mereka bepergian di dalam area Jakarta adalah untuk keperluan pekerjaan; 43% bepergian untuk keperluan-keperluan yang bersifat casual seperti berjalan-jalan, berkunjung ke rumah kerabat, dan lainnya; 8% untuk sekolah atau kuliah; dan 3% rutin mengakses jalanan ibu kota untuk keperluan antar jemput sekolah. Kami meminta responden untuk menilai tingkat kemacetan yang terjadi di ibu kota. Secara umum, hampir seluruh responden menyepakati bahwa ruas jalanan Jakarta macet, bahkan 65% di antaranya menganggap bahwa tingkat kepadatan lalu lintas di Jakarta sudah berada dalam kondisi sangat macet. Selanjutnya, kami mencoba memfokuskan pertanyaan survey pada pembahasan tentang isu 3 in 1. Kami menanyakan seberapa sering responden melewati jalur 3 in 1 di wilayah Jakarta. Responden dari rentang usia 20-25 tahun yang berpartisipasi dalam survey ini menyebutkan bahwa 47% dari mereka sering melewati jalur 3 in 1. Sementara itu, 22% responden dari usia 26-29 tahun dan 22% dari usia 30-35 tahun menyatakan sering melewati jalur tersebut. Adapun 6% dari usia 36-39 tahun, 2% dari usia 40-45 tahun, dan 1% dari usia lebih dari 45 tahun sering melewati jalur 3 in 1. Selanjutnya kami menanyakan tentang pengetahuan responden tentang kebijakan 3 in 1 yang selama ini telah diterapkan oleh Pemprov DKI. 93% responden mengetahui kebijakan 3 in 1, namun penilaian mereka tentang efektivitas kebijakan tersebut cukup beragam. 63% warga Jakarta dan sekitarnya menganggap kebijakan 3 in 1 sebagai langkah yang tidak efektif, 25% menganggapnya efektif, sementara 12% responden menyatakan tidak tahu. Kami kemudian menanyakan apakah responden mengetahui tentang adanya uji coba penghapusan 3 in 1 di Jakarta. Agaknya pengetahuan responden tentang uji coba penghapusan 3 in 1 cukup tinggi mengingat 92% responden mengetahui kebijakan ini. Lebih lanjut, 75% warga yang mengetahui adanya uji coba tersebut meyakini bahwa kebijakan yang diambil oleh Pemprov DKI untuk menghapus 3 in 1 dapat mengurangi berbagai dampak sosial yang diakibatkan oleh 3 in 1. Adapun dampak sosial yang diketahui responden muncul sebagai dampak dari kebijakan 3 in 1 antara lain munculnya joki 3 in 1, praktik penyewaan dan eksploitasi anak, prostitusi terselubung, tindak kriminal seperti perampokan, serta tidak jarang menyebabkan kemacetan di sekitar area 3 in 1. Pertanyaan dalam survey kami selanjutnya berupaya mengungkap persetujuan warga tentang kebijakan penghapusan 3 in 1. Menariknya, dukungan warga DKI Jakarta dan sekitarnya tentang penghapusan 3 in 1 cukup tinggi. 72% warga yang mengetahui adanya uji coba penghapusan 3 in 1 menyatakan setuju dan mendukung langkah tersebut. Persetujuan mereka antara lain didasari oleh pertimbangan bahwa kebijakan 3 in 1 dianggap tidak efektif, penghapusan 3 in 1 diyakini pula dapat menghilangkan praktik joki, serta mengurangi potensi tindak eksploitasi anak. Mengungkap pendapat berbeda dari responden, 28% warga DKI dan sekitarnya yang mengetahui adanya uji coba penghapusan 3 in 1 menyatakan tidak setuju dan berharap agar Pemprov DKI Jakarta akan tetap memberlakukan kebijakan 3 in 1 di Jakarta. Mereka meyakini bahwa apabila kebijakan 3 in 1 dihapus justru akan memperparah tingkat kemacetan lalu lintas Jakarta. Terakhir, kami berupaya menjaring pendapat responden tentang usulan bagi Pemprov DKI Jakarta untuk mengurangi kemacetan di ruas jalan ibu kota. Peningkatan kualitas dan jumlah armada layanan angkutan umum menjadi usulan utama sebagaimana disampaikan oleh 40% responden. Selanjutnya, 24% responden mengusulkan penerapan ERP (Electronic Road Pricing) sebagai solusi mengurai kemacetan. 21% responden menyarankan adanya pembatasan usia kendaraan, 10% menyarankan penerapan pelat nomor kendaraan ganjil-genap, sementara 5% menyarankan usulan lain seperti penerapan tarif pajak yang tinggi untuk kendaraan, pembatasan jumlah kepemilikan kendaraan, serta menaikkan tarif parkir. Untuk hasil survey yang lebih rinci, anda bisa mengunduh hasil survey kami dalam 2 format xls dan pdf di button bawah ini. Laporan hasil survey JAKPAT terdiri dari 3 bagian yaitu 1) Profil responden 2) Tabulasi silang (Crosstabulation) untuk masing-masing pertanyaan 3) data mentah. Profil responden menunjukkan profil demografis (jenis kelamin, usia, lokasi/domisili, pengeluaran per bulan). Dengan tabulasi silang (Cross tabulation) anda dapat menjelaskan perbedaan preferensi segmen demografis dalam terhadap masing-masing pertanyaan. 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Financial Indonesian Banking Service Preference by jakmin April 25, 2016 written by jakmin There are many banking services or companies that offer different programs to people who are looking to keep their money and trust in them. Choosing from the many choices that are out there can be a challenge. Therefore through this survey we would like to deliver information about favorite national banking services, reasons for the choice, and some other related details. We managed to ask as many as 2037 respondents throughout Indonesia. Of those respondents, we have 1103 male respondents and 934 female respondents, mostly in the age range of 20-25 (45.14%) and mostly located in East Java (26.07%). Such information only shows the majority of the respondents who answered this survey, without underestimating other groups of respondents from other age ranges or locations. We tried to include most banking services or companies in Indonesia and asked our respondents which ones they use. From being most popular to being less popular, here is the finding: BRI (36.13%), BCA (31.91%), Bank Mandiri (26.36%), BNI (21.26%), Bank CIMB Niaga (5.79%), BRI Syariah (3.93%), Bank Syariah Mandiri (3.88%), BNI Syariah (3.78%), Bank Danamon (3.73%), Maybank (1.57%), BTN (1.52%), Bank Permata (1.47%), Bank OCBC NISP (1.13%), Bank Jatim (0.83%), PANIN Bank (0.79%), Bank Bukopin (0.69%), Bank Mega (0.54%), Citibank (0.29%), and UOB Indonesia (0.15%). Sometimes our choice of using a certain banking service is influenced by what some our family members use. This survey supports that idea. As many as 58.76% of the respondents use the same bank(s) as some of their family members. Only 22.25% of the respondents use a different banking service. It is not a strange thing for someone to have and actively use more than one banking accounts. However, we found that 46.57% of the respondents only own and use one banking account. Here are our findings for those who use more than one banking accounts: using two banking accounts (33.26%), using three banking accounts (14.27%), using four banking accounts (3.88%), and using more than four accounts (2.02%). We then asked our respondents who claimed to having and using more than one banking accounts, about their reasons. We found an interesting finding. Majority of the answers said that 74.94% of the respondents think that ATMs need to be found easily and well spread in many areas. Other influential aspects include provided facilities (34.55%) such as e-banking and mobile banking, obligation from the workplace (32.42%), reputation of the banking company (30.51%), easy-to-find banking centers in countryside (23.6%), quality of the service (21.4%), bank providing cash deposit machine (20.9%), promising prizes (4.66%), credit card application (4.27%), and interest rate (3.93%). We were curious what our respondents do when visiting a bank. The top answer to the reason of the visit is to deposit cash via teller in the bank (59.72%). Here are some other reasons: to get the book printed for updated transactions (43.88%), to ask Customer Service for help (30.39%), to withdraw cash via teller (24.33%), to use money global-transfer service (5.34%), to exchange foreign money and vice versa (4.55%), and to transfer money to a different bank via teller (4.16%). How do our respondents get the money deposited to their banking account? We found that 42.36% of the respondents claimed to have the money deposited by their family, business partners or workplace by transferring it. Other means include depositing the money via a teller in the bank (35.17%), and depositing the money using a cash deposit machine (22.08%). To do a banking transaction we do not always need to go to a bank. We can do it from our hand using a phone. In the context of such facilities, 42.81% of the respondents claimed to like using mobile banking the most. 39.21% use e-banking service. Then 33.71% use SMS banking service. However, there are as many as 24.33% of the respondents who admitted to not using any provided facility such as mentioned above. Sometimes we use our banking account to pay the bills. The number one type of bills to pay using a banking account is electricity (33.48%). Following that are monthly installment (27.02%), phone bills (22.64%), cable TV (11.8%), and water bills (6.8%). Our next step in the survey was asking our respondents about whether they use a credit card. 79.61% said that they do not have use a credit card. We then focused on those who use a credit card (20.39%). For the respondents admitting to using a credit card, 81.54% of them use a credit card that is issued by the same bank as where they keep their money or savings. And, 88.43% of them applied for a credit card in the first place under their own name and information, instead of being enabled by their parent(s). Most of the credit card owning respondents only use one credit card (60.61%). 25.34% use two credit cards. 7.99% use three credit cards. 3.86% use more than four credit cards. Lastly, only 2.2% use four credit cards. We then went deeper with the question especially for those who admitted to having more than one credit card. The number one reason is to take advantage of the facilities that are provided and offered by the bank services (24.48%). 19.58% admitted to using more than one card because they mindlessly said ‘yes’ when offered to apply for a credit card. 18.88% admitted that they need a new credit card because the other card has reached its limit. 17.48% admitted that they might need cash in an emergency situation. Lastly, 17.48% admitted that they needed to pay different bills or payments using a different card (or cards). In the beginning we talked about top most used banking services for keeping their money. This time we asked our respondents with a credit card which banking services they use. BCA sits on the top of the favorite ranking, as voted by 32.23%. Following BCA are BRI (28.65%), Bank Mandiri (19.83%), BNI (17.36%), Bank CIMB Niaga (11.85%), Bank Mega (9.92%), Bank Danamon (4.68%), Bank ANZ (4.41%), Maybank (3.86%), and Bank UOB Indonesia (3.58%). Why do our respondents need a credit card? Here is the top answer to that: 50.14% admitted that they could pay a transaction without using cash. Other answers include: transaction can be converted into an installment program (48.21%), products come discounted using certain banks that issue the credit card (46.28%), cash can be withdrew from the ATM (24.24%), and a credit card can be useful on international trips (11.02%). As much as we might think that there are too much information about promotional programs offered by banking services issuing credit cards, we found that 75.21% of the respondents admitted to being attracted to such promotional programs. And, out of that interest or attraction, 33.33% of the respondents often take or use the offered promos. Speaking of promos, we wanted to know how our respondents knew about them. E-mail through newsletter sent by the banking company is the number one source of promos information (67.02%). Other sources include direct offers at a store (38.84%), digital ads (34.99%), printed media (29.2%), e-mail through newsletter sent by a subscribed store (19.01%), and printed brochure sent via post mail (18.73%). Out of many promos offered out there, we found that cash back program is the number one favorite program (72.45%). Following that here are other promos ordered by how they are preferred by our respondents: installment program (46.01%), eat and drink coupons (28.65%), movie coupons (25.9%), hotel coupons (13.5%), and holiday coupons (13.22%). How do our respondents receive their bills? We found out that 54.27% of the respondents claimed that they receive the bills through e-mail service. 31.68% receive them through post mail. And, 11.57% receive their bills through both e-mail and post mail. We then wanted to know the habit of our respondents when they pay their credit card bills. Most of our respondents (63.91%) admitted that they pay the bills in the same month as when they used the credit card. 18.73% pay the minimum. 12.67% convert their usage into installment. And, only 2.48% pay the bills in the later month(s). We are glad that our findings show a healthy habit of credit card usage. Next and last question was when our respondents pay the bills. It is also good news as in a healthy indication of credit card usage. Most of our respondents using a credit card admitted that they pay the bills right away when they arrive at them. 44.08% pay the bills near the payment deadline. And, only 1.93% pay the bills over the deadline. For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below (bahasa). JAKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gender,age range, location by province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. You can also download PDF here: Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 April 25, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Lifestyle Language Preference on Social Media – Survey Report by jakmin April 25, 2016 written by jakmin Indonesia may only have the 4th largest population in the world, but that does not stop this archipelagic nation from claiming the title as “social media capital of the world.” In 2012, Semiocast discovered that the most tweets sent out came from Jakarta. Another Indonesian city, Bandung came out 6th after Tokyo, London, Sao Paulo and New York. Facebook, the world’s most dominant social network is also widely used by Indonesians. Path’s largest market is Indonesia. With more people gaining access to the internet, it is expected that Indonesians’ embrace of social media will only increase. Gaining access to the internet also means that users will get to interact with more people. This includes people – both Indonesians and hinchable non-Indonesians – who speak different languages. These interactions can happen in many spaces, but the most popular medium is social media. This survey looks at respondents’ language preference on cheap water trampoline social media for making posts. The results reported here come from 513 respondents from all across Indonesia. As Bahasa Indonesia is the national language, it is no surprise that most respondents use only or mostly Bahasa Indonesia (55.17%). But this is only a little more than half. What is interesting is that about 2 in 5 say that they use Bahasa and one or more languages equally. In taking a closer look at the results, the percentage of males who tend to post only or mostly in Bahasa Indonesia is greater than females. The percentage of females who prefer to post in different languages solely or in addition to Bahasa is almost the same as those who post only in the official language (49.92% vs. 51.08%). So the question is – after Bahasa Indonesia, what are people’s language patterns and choices? Perhaps it is due to the fact that English is a universal and global language that it is people’s preferred language choice for making posts after Bahasa Indonesia. Respondents were asked about languages that they use regularly when communicating on social media, and the results show that people are more inclined to communicate in English over the local language. When looking at this statistic from a gender breakdown, it is found that females are likelier to use English more whereas males favor the local language. Males use the local language at a rate of 46.10% to 38.96% for females. In terms of English, females regularly use it at 52.38% to 40.43% for males. As the world gets more interconnected, it means that internet users have greater interactions with diverse groups of people. The medium for interaction tends to occur via social media, and that means that language is important. Respondents cited the following as reasons for communicating on social media using different languages. With students learning foreign languages, social media becomes the learning and practice space outside of the classroom. No wonder nearly half use a different language on social media in addition to Bahasa. Or, in some cases, it might be easier to capture one’s thought in a different language which is where people may turn to using the local language. Language for Expressing Different Posts To expand on this idea of ease of communication, we asked respondents about their language preference for several types of posts. As expected, the default language choice is Bahasa Indonesia. But for different posts, the numbers varied. The second largest group of respondents tend to post in English, but only in several cases is significant. It seems that there might be an ease in posting in English to express a short status as indicated by 30% of the respondents. In expressing anger, Two in 5 choose Bahasa Indonesia whereas 1 in 4 choose English and 1 in 5 use the local language. Among all of the different posts, this type of post elicited the most varied response with the numbers not varying as largely as for other posts. Anger taps deep into the core which can trigger usage of the local language, or it seems that English can also be called upon which would indicate a fluency in the language. Language by Social Media Platform Finally, we asked respondents about what language they usually make posts in for different social media platforms. Again, the official language comes out on top across the board, but the second choice varies. For Snapchat and Instagram, English garnered the largest number which means that after Bahasa Indonesia, users post only in English. On the other hand, for Facebook and Twitter, people say that they post in 2 or more languages. For Path, Twitter and Snapchat, the rate of using Bahasa Indonesia is higher than for Facebook and Instagram ranging from 68.34% for Twitter to 75.74% for Snapchat. Different social media platforms are used for different purposes, and it could be the case that language usage varies based on why they use a certain platform and to express what. For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below (bahasa). JAKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gender,age range, location by province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. You can also download PDF here: Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 April 25, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Lifestyle Spotify Launches in Indonesia – Survey Report by jakmin April 21, 2016 written by jakmin Last month, Spotify was officially launched in Indonesia. It is a commercial music streaming, podcast and video service that provides digital rights management-protected content from record labels and media companies. As of June 2015, Spotify had more than 75 million active users, including about 20 million paid users. Just before its launch in Indonesia, the amount of paid subscribers reached 30 million in March 2016. Therefore we wonder, with its worldwide popularity and all, what do Indonesians think of Spotify? Regarding to this matter, recently Jakpat has conducted a survey in order to see people’s opinion toward Spotify’s launching in Indonesia. This survey involved 1507 respondents from across Indonesia. For the further notes, Jakpat’s respondents in this survey are Indonesian smart-phone users, with a range of age from 16 to 48 year-old. Regarding to this survey, first of all, we found that there are only less than half of our respondents (45%) who have heard about Spotify. Moreover, there are only 33% of them who admit that they are already aware of Spotify. Apparently, they got the information about Spotify for the first time from ads (37%), their friends (30%), and the news (28%). Meanwhile, from the other 67% who aren’t aware of Spotify yet, we found that there are 65% of them who admit that they are interested to find out more about it. Next, when asked about what facilities Spotify offer to its users that our respondents know, there are 72% of them answered “songs playlist” and 71% of them answered “music catalogue”. Moreover, there are 38% of our respondents answered that Spotify provides the integration with social media such as Facebook and Twitter, while there are also 23% of them answered that it provides radio service. We also found 16% of our respondents who said that Spotify provides the integration with the music website Last.fm. Subsequently, among our respondents who are aware of Spotify, there are 47% of them who admit that they have tried to access Spotify.com. From those who have accessed the website, there are 65% who admit that they have downloaded Spotify apps. Among those who have owned the apps, 75% of them admit that they were looking for further information about Spotify before downloading the apps. Besides, we also asked those respondents who haven’t downloaded Spotify apps (35%) whether they would like to download it sometimes in the future, and apparently 85% of them said yes. Moreover, we asked those respondents who haven’t accessed Spotify.com yet (53%) whether they would like to access the web sometimes in the future, and there 80% of them who said yes. Focusing on our respondents who have been using Spotify, apparently they got the apps on their android smartphone (77%), personal computer or laptop (37%), iOS smartphone (19%), and tablet (16%). Furthermore, when asked about the reason why they’re using Spotify, most of our respondents (77%) answered that it’s because of the convenience in accessing music via the apps. Meanwhile, there are more than half of them (58%) who said that they’re using Spotify for the facilities offered. There are also 36% of them who admit that it’s just for fun that they’re using Spotify. Still focusing on our respondents who have tried using Spotify, apparently most of them (83%) admit that they tried the free service. On the other hand, there are only a few of them (5%) who have tried the premium service. Moreover, there are 11% of them who have tried using both of free and premium service. Lastly, we asked about what they think of the experience using Spotify. Most of them agree that Spotify is practical to use (93%), beneficial for them (96%), and convenient to use (95%). Based on all findings above, we conclude that apparently Spotify is well received among Indonesians, and this will increase in the future. For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below (bahasa). JAKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gender,age range, location by province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. You can also download PDF here: Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 April 21, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
HealthLifestylePersonal Men Body Care Product Preferences – Survey Report by jakmin April 21, 2016 written by jakmin In the market there are products that are made special for men, although there are products that are for women but also used by men. In this article we limited our topic to men body care products. We asked as many as 513 male respondents of all ages and locations throughout Indonesia. Through this survey we wanted to deliver some of the top or most preferred brands of men body care products along with some other details. There are obviously types of body care products, and we categorized them into ten types. Of those ten types of body care product for men, we asked our respondents which one(s) they use. Sitting on the top body wash was voted by 72,12% of respondents for being the number one used men body care product. 70,96% of respondents voted for shampoo, sitting after body wash. 61,99% voted for face wash. 51,85% voted for deodorant. 51,46% voted for beard shave. 44,25% voted for hair styling product. Next is body cologne, voted by 22,61%. 21,64% voted for hand and & body lotion. 13,06% voted for moisturizer. Lastly on number 10, 11,11% voted for shaving cream. The order above may show or indicate the level of necessity of having and using the products in daily life for men. The results may be different if the same questions were asked specifically to women or female respondents. For the type of body wash, the majority of the respondents prefer bar soap (53,51%) to liquid soap (46,49%). As for the brands of body wash, 47,57% of the respondents claimed to using Lifebuoy, 14,59% use Dettol, 10,27% use Biore. Those are the top 3 brands for body wash. The rest of the results includes Lux (8,92%), Gatsby (5,68%), Nuvo (4,59%), Dove (4,05%), Asepso (0,54%), and Master (0,27%). Moving on to top brands of shampoo, the majority of the respondents claimed to using Clear (34,62%), followed by Head & Shoulders (14,56%), and then Lifebuoy (12,91%). Some other brands that did not make it to top 3 include Pantene (11,54%), Sunsilk (7,69%), Dove (5,49%), Zinc (4,12%), TRESemme (4,12%), and Rejoice (3,85%). Now we are moving on to top brands of face wash. Garnier sits on the top with votes from 31,76% of respondents. Number two belongs to Pond’s (27,36%). Number three belongs to Vaseline (15,09%). The rests are Nivea (11,01%), Biore (3,45%) and L’Oreal (3,14%). Still speaking of face wash product, the majority of the respondents admitted to preferring face wash in the form of scrub (46,86%) to it in the form of foam (45,28%) or gel (7,86%). For body cologne top three brands, we have Gatsby sitting on the top (37,07%), followed by Axe (24,14%) and Bellagio (11,21%). The rest includes Casablanca (7,76%), Adidas (6,03%) and Master (5,17%). As for the form of body cologne, spray form was voted to be the most preferred one (71,55%), while liquid form seems less preferred (27,59%). Moving on to top brands of deodorant, Rexona sits on the top (69,92%), followed by Axe (8,65%) and Gatsby (6,39%). The rest includes Nivea (4,14%), Casablanca (3,76%) and AXL (2,63%). Next type of men body care product is hand & body lotion. We have Vaseline on the top (60,36%), Pond’s (19,82%) and Nivea (9,91%). There is an interesting finding, though. As we only asked about products that are only specific for men, in this hand & body lotion category we found that 8,11% of the respondents wrote Citra, a more feminine hand & body lotion product. Moving on we have hair styling product category. 38,77% of the respondents claimed to using gel type of hair styling product. 30,4% use pomade. 18,06% use wax cream. Lastly, 12,33% use soft cream. Still in the category of hair styling product, now we have the top brands. The majority of the respondents claimed to using Gatsby (85,44%). Following that we have Clear (4,43%), L’Oreal (3,16%), Tancho (2,53%), Rudy Hadisuwarno (1,9%), Brylcream (0,63%), Orang Aring (0,63%), Murray’s (0,63%), and Johnny Andrean (0.63%). It looks very clear how Gatsby brand rules the market. Still in the talk of hair styling product, we asked our respondents who claimed to using pomade type of product. 76,81% of the respondents claimed to preferring local made pomade to imported one (23,19%). And as for the basic material for the pomade, 57,97% admitted to using oil based pomade to water based one (42,03%). Lastly, we found out that 81,16% of the respondents prefer fruity or generally good scented pomade to unscented one (18,84%). As for moisturizer, we have Pond’s on the top (37,31%) then followed by Garnier (29,85%), Vaseline (14,93%), Nivea (8,96%) and L’Oreal (4,48%). Moving on to beard shave, 48,48% of the respondents claimed to using reusable shave as opposed to disposal one (46,59%) or electric/battery operated one (4,17%). As for the top brand Gilette seems to be the obvious one as voted by 94,7% of the respondents. Now to end the article we have shaving cream. Gilette has been voted to be the number one most used brand for the category (70,18%). Next are Gatsby (17,54%) and Body Shop (8,77%). For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below (bahasa). JAKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gender,age range, location by province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. You can also download PDF here: Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 April 21, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Financial Indonesian Annual Individual Taxpayer – Survey Report by jakmin April 19, 2016 written by jakmin In recent months, many public service announcements have been airing information about the obligation of every citizen to report their annual individual tax. The periods of reporting individual tax are usually started from January to March in every year. However, as society’s interest on reporting their individual tax are remaining higher than previous years, the office of taxation service decide to prolong the period of reporting to April 2016. As the hype of individual tax report is still in the air, we conducted a survey aimed to map respondents’ behaviour on reporting their annual individual tax. The survey was conducted toward 684 respondents in nationwide. Up to the end of 2014, the total number of Indonesian individual taxpayer is about 27 million citizens. We treat the number as the population of the survey, and calculated 684 respondents as an acceptable number of sample size according to the calculation of Krejcie&Morgan (1970) table of sample size. The propositions of respondents are 56% men and 44% women, ranging from 20-45 years old. Related to the geographical proposition, most of our respondents are concentrated in Java, although we also received feedback from respondents in Sumatera, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Bali&Nusa Tenggara, as well as Maluku and Papua. Among several findings we found in the survey, three points could be highlighted as the most interesting findings. From all respondents participated in the survey, 51% of them already have NPWP, but only 75% of those who already have NPWP reported their annual individual tax. Moreover, e-filing service as the recent feature offered by taxation service office becomes a prominent finding. Respondents’ interest of using e-filing service was quite high. However, only 47% of respondents who have reported their tax are already using e-filing service. First of all, we would like to examine respondents’ knowledge of individual tax reporting program held by government in early months of each year. In general, 83% of respondents know about the regulation of reporting individual tax, however not all of them already have their personal tax number (NPWP) yet. Among all respondents participated in the survey, 51% of them already have NPWP, but only 75% of those who have NPWP already reported their annual individual tax. Our next question was subjected only to respondents who have reported their annual individual tax. Apparently, most of our respondents are more likely to be the last minute person since more than half of them report their individual tax on March. However, 18% of respondents reported their individual tax on January, 17% of them reported on February, and up to right now 4% of them are still reporting on this month. Another considered factor that believed as affecting respondents’ enthusiasm on reporting their individual tax is the e-filing service offered by government. In order to be able to use this service, people are required to have their personal e-filing number (EFIN). Among all respondents who have NPWP, only 63% of them already have e-filing number (EFIN). We then asked about how do respondents report their annual individual tax. Three methods were mentioned by respondents. First method they use were using e-filing service (47%). The second method they use were visiting the tax service office (31%), while the last method was they had their tax reported by their offiece (22%). Regarding respondents’ experience on filling their SPT tax form, most of respondents said that they fill the form by themselves. The lesser respondents said that they had their form filled by the financial department in their office, their spouse, and their friend who understand about taxation but doesn’t belong in the financial department. As most respondents who have NPWP once said that they already have EFIN, we asked about their interest on using e-filing service. We found that actually 93% of respondents are interested in using e-filing service, however as we mentioned before, up to right now only 47% of respondents who have reported their individual tax used e-filing service. Two main reasons were mentioned by respondents about their motivation of using e-filing service. 55% respondents said that using e-filing service would make the process of reporting their tax become faster, while 45% respondents consider it would make the process easier. Although the number was relatively low, but 7% respondents said that they did not interested to use e-filing service. Most respondents said that they don’t know how to use e-filing service so that they were not interested to use the service. Other respondents said they do not have EFIN, and the least respondents said that there was no guidance available to support them filling SPT on e-filing platform. At last, we would like to discover the motives of the rest 25% respondents who have NPWP but did not report their annual individual tax yet. First, 44% respondents said that they do not have time to report their tax. Second, 37% respondents said that they do not know how to report their tax. Third, 18% of respondents said that they do not know how to fill the SPT form. And fourth, the only 1% respondents consider reporting their annual individual tax as unnecessary activity. For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below (bahasa). JAKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gender,age range, location by province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. You can also download PDF here: Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 April 19, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Mobile Indonesian LINE User 2016 – Survey Report by jakmin April 19, 2016 written by jakmin Instant messaging has been part of our today’s culture. It was short messaging service (SMS) that has been simplified our lives by offering a way to communicate in relatively more affordable tariff than phone call. The innovation does not stop there as multimedia messaging service (MMS) was introduced. By using MMS, people can send richer media as they can insert image and/or sound as well as the text. Furthermore, the development of technology lead us into instant messaging service as the more fun, richer, and engaging way to communicate. Up to right now, numbers of instant messaging platforms have been used by Indonesian, and LINE was no exception. The Japan-Korea instant messaging application has been successfully adopted by Indonesian as it reaches more than 30 million users up to the end of 2014. The popularity of LINE even attracts brand and celebrity to create their official account to be able to interactively communicate with their public. Understanding this phenomenon, we conduct a survey aimed to describe Indonesian LINE users’ habit on accessing the application. The general population of this survey is the total number of LINE user in Indonesia. Approximately, up to two years ago the number of LINE user in Indonesia reach 30 million. According to the table of sample size proposed by Krejcie and Morgan (1970), 738 as the number of our sample is considered as an acceptable number. The proposition of our sample respondents are 56% female and 44% male during the age range of 20-45 years old. All respondents participated in the survey are LINE user who installed the application in their device. Our survey was conducted in nationwide. The geographical proposition of our respondents were Java (72%), Sumatera (15%), Kalimantan (7%), Bali&Nusa Tenggara (3%), Sulawesi (3%), but unfortunately we could not receive any feedback from our panel of respondent in Papua and Maluku. Among all respondents participated in the survey, 86% of them are actively access their account on regular basis. However, men and women tend to show different pattern on their access habit. Women are more likely to spend lesser time than men to access LINE. Women are more likely to spend only 1-5 minutes per access, while men spend 6-10 minutes per access. The access duration maybe low, but the frequency of accessing LINE is remaining high. Interestingly, we find two extreme points from the result. At one point, most respondents access LINE from 1 to 5 times a day, while the lesser respondents access LINE more than 15 times a day. We try to further discover respondents’ motivation of using LINE than other applications. We find different reasons between men and women as explained on the infographic below. Six top reasons were mentioned by respondents. Men’s motivation on using LINE are dominantly caused by three factors; LINE offers free call and video call feature, LINE has better and faster connection, and their friends are on the LINE. Moreover, other reasons are LINE offers attractive stickers, offer promotional program, and it has timeline feature to share any information. Similar reasons were also mentioned by our women respondents. Given the same list of motives as the men respondents, our women respondents said that LINE offers free call and video call feature, attractive stickers, and better as well as faster connection. These reasons then followed by their friends are on the LINE and it offers promotional program. What make our women and men respondents differ in answer are their last motives. If men are attracted to LINE due to the timeline feature, women are attracted to LINE since many online shops are using LINE to communicate with their customer. Comparing LINE with other instant messaging platform, LINE stay at the second most frequently used platform among others. The first position is BlackBerry Messenger, followed by LINE, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, and others. We compile several facts about Indonesian LINE user as listed below. At first, as LINE is a popular instant messaging platform among nations, numbers of brand are trying to bet their luck by creating their official LINE account. 77% Indonesian LINE user served as respondents in this survey said that they are adding brands’ official LINE account. Second, compared to men, 51% female LINE user add celebrities’ official LINE account. Third, regarding to the paid sticker offered by LINE, only 41% of respondents ever had the experience of buying the stickers. Fourth, as there are commonly conditions applied to be able to download particular sticker such as user is required to download certain application or adding certain official account, we asked whether they would like to do the requirements. Interestingly, 67% Indonesia LINE users are willing to download certain applications for free stickers, and 70% Indonesia LINE users are willing to add brands’ official account. To expand our insight about LINE user, we also asked our respondents to mention whom they talk in the LINE. Apparently, men and women have different person to talk with by using the application. Men are more likely to talk with his best friends, his loved one (girlfriend /wife), office mates/school buddies, family, and friends. However, women are more likely to talk with her best friend, office mates/school buddies, family, her loved one (boyfriend/husband), and online shop. As timeline feature has been a specific characteristic of LINE application, we asked whether our respondents ever use the feature. Interestingly, 86% of Indonesian LINE user ever access timeline feature. However, there are different kind of contents posted by men and women. Men are more likely to post any photo, sticker, or update his status at the first place. This finding then followed by sharing announcement, comment on his friends’ post, put emoticon on his friends’ post, and reading LINE news. In other hand, women are more likely to post any photo, sticker, or update her status as well. However, they also share announcement, share news portal link, reading LINE news, and put emoticon on her friends’ post. LINE is an interesting application since it is not only providing us with instant messaging platform, but also additional applications. Apparently, many users are attracted to the additional applications although the kinds of application they download are quite different between men and women. Men are more likely to download LINE Games, LINE Webtoon, LINE Find Alumni, LINE@, and LINE Camera. Women are more likely to download LINE Webtoon, LINE Games, B612, LINE Find Alumni, and LINE Camera. At last, among all additional applications offered by LINE, LINE games is remarkably considered as the most noticeable. LINE games have been very popular since the very first time LINE was introduced. Comparing both sexes, male LINE users are more likely to install LINE games than women. Last but not least, the top three installed LINE games among respondents are LINE Let’s Get Rich, LINE Bubble, and LINE Rangers. For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below (bahasa). JAKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gender,age range, location by province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. You can also download PDF here: Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 April 19, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Uncategorized #AdaAqua feat. AADC2 – Survey Report on Aqua Ads in the Version of AADC2 Movie by jakmin April 17, 2016 written by jakmin With the hype of the upcoming movie sequel from 2002 cult classic Indonesian movie, “Ada Apa dengan Cinta?” (AADC), apparently some brands try to take advantage from it by endorsing “Ada Apa dengan Cinta? 2” (AADC2) to their advertising material. These including Aqua, a brand of mineral water owned by Danone in Indonesia. Aqua added AADC2 into one of their campaigns called #AdaAqua and made several ads based on that. Regarding to this matter, recently Jakpat has conducted a survey in order to see people’s opinion toward Aqua ads in the version of AADC2 movie. This survey involved 1230 respondents from across Indonesia. For the further notes, Jakpat’s respondents in this survey are Indonesian smart-phone users, with a range of age from 18 to 40 year-old. Regarding to this survey, first of all, we found out that there are 76% of our respondents who are aware of the ads, with 96% of them also admit that they have watched it. Next, regarding to the media in which they watch the ads, most of our respondents (87%) say that they watch it on television. Meanwhile, there are also 27% of them who watch the ads online or through the Youtube channel. Related to the ads itself, we gathered some opinions from our respondents. Apparently, almost all of them (94%) agree that the ads are attractive, while there are also 91% of them who think that the ads are fun and entertaining. Moreover, there are 84% of our respondents who agree that the ads are giving beneficial information about Aqua. In regard to the influence of the ads toward audience, we found that many of our respondents (71%) admit that the ads make them want to buy Aqua. Henceforth, most of our respondents (78%) state that the ads make them wants to watch AADC2 movie. When asked about whether they found the ads disturbing, apparently most of our respondents (92%) think that it’s not. However, we also found out that most of our respondents (87%) admit that they would still buy Aqua regardless the ads, while there are 70% of them who admit that they would still watch AADC2 movie regardless the ads. Lastly, we would like to know whether our respondents think that the ads are effective for promoting both Aqua and AADC2 movie. Most of our respondents (81%) agree that the ads is effective to promote Aqua, while also most of them (82%) argue that the ads is effective to promote the movie. Thus, in some way, they think that Aqua ads in the version of AADC2 movie are an effective way to promote both Aqua as a mineral water product and the upcoming movie, AADC2. To some extent, the ads have also succeeded in attracting them to buy the product and watch the movie. On the other hand, the existence of the ads itself is not very influential, since they would still want to buy the product and watch the movie regardless the ads, perhaps because both Aqua and AADC are already reputable in Indonesia, as a brand and as a cult classic movie, respectively. For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below (bahasa). JAKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gender,age range, location by province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. You can also download PDF here: Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 April 17, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
News & Update April #2 JakPat Testimonial Responden by jakmin April 15, 2016 written by jakmin Haloooo JAKPATers ^^ udah mau weekend aja nihh.. Ya walaupun bulan april ini nggak ada long weekend but its okay! Kalian tetap harus semangat ngerjain survey-survey dari JakPat yaaa 🙂 Kalau ada yang mau ditanya-tanyain, atau ada kesuliatan dalam menggunakan aplikasi JAKPAT kalian bisa langsung kirim email ke kupon@jajakpendapat.net. Oh iya.. kami juga sudah merangkum beberapa pertanyaan yang sering ditanyakan oleh responden nih, kalian bisa langsung meluncur ke http://jajakpendapat.net/faq . Terimakasih buat kalian semua yang sudah download dan instal JAKPAT, dan selamat buat kalian yang udah berhasil tukar poin kalian 😉 April 15, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
LifestyleMobile Foreshadowing AADC2 – Survey Report on Upcoming Indonesian Movie by jakmin April 15, 2016 written by jakmin “Ada Apa dengan Cinta?” (2002), or widely known as just AADC, is a cult classic Indonesian movie that wrote its own record in the history of Indonesian movie universe. This movie was not only financially but also critically success. It became the first Indonesian movie to gain more than 2 million viewers during its serving time in cinemas. After Miles Films, which produced AADC, announcing that there will be a sequel for the movie, titled “Ada Apa dengan Cinta 2?” (AADC2), it gained a massive public attention. As the sequel will be released this month on April 28th 2016, we would like to do some foreshadowing toward AADC2; will it write a new history just like its predecessor 14 years ago? Therefore, recently Jakpat has conducted a survey in order to see people’s opinion regarding to the upcoming movie sequel of AADC. This survey involved 1227 respondents from across Indonesia. For the further notes, Jakpat’s respondents in this survey are Indonesian smart-phone users, with a range of age from 18 to 40 year-old. First of all, we would like to know how meaningful the first movie of AADC is for our respondents. Apparently, most of our respondents (75%) have watched AADC, and most of them who have watched it (76%) also admit that they are fans of the movie. There are so many aspects in a movie that could captivate people’s hearts. As for AADC, apparently from its cast until its soundtrack was very memorable for Indonesians, especially who were teenagers or high-schoolers back then. When asked about what makes AADC so memorable for them, more than half of our respondents (57%) say that it’s the main female character, Cinta, who was portrayed by Dian Sastrowardoyo, while half of them (50%) say that it’s the storyline or the plot of the movie that makes it memorable. The friendship of Cinta, Alya, Maura, Milly, and Karmen, or simply well-known as Cinta’s gank, is chosen by almost half of our respondents (47%) as a memorable aspect from AADC, while the main male character, Rangga, who was portrayed by Nicholas Saputra, is chosen by 45% of them. AADC’s original soundtrack, which was produced by real-life husband and wife musicians couple, Anto Hoed and Melly Goeslaw, is chosen by 43% of our respondents as a memorable thing from the movie, while poems, which were a significant part in the movie’s storyline, is chosen by 36% of them. There are also 24% of our respondents who choose the quotes from the movie’s dialogues and scenarios, and there are 18% who choose the scenes as the memorable aspect from AADC. Henceforth, we would like to begin exploring regarding to what our respondents think about AADC2. Apparently, most of our respondents (70%) admit that they always look forward for the sequel of AADC. When asked about the reason why, most of them (83%) say that they want to know how it will turn out for Cinta and Rangga. Meanwhile, there are 41% of them who admit that they wait for the sequel for the sake of nostalgic feeling it would bring. There are also 33% of our respondents who say that they want to see the cast of the first film reunite in the sequel, that it will be interesting to see how they are 14 years after. Besides, there are 20% of them who admit that they actually don’t feel satisfied enough with the ending of AADC, therefore they always look forward for its sequel to be happened. And so the news was out, AADC is finally happening. When the news was breaking out that AADC2 is being produced, many of our respondents (65%) admit that they were surprised. At the same time, many of them (67%) admit that they were very excited about AADC2. However, another news was spread out to confirm that one of the characters won’t return in the sequel, and that is Alya, who was portrayed by Ladya Cheryl in the first movie. Cheryl was reported for having a conflicted schedule with her other project and education she’s currently enrolling in. Since Alya played a quite significant role in AADC, we would like to know how our respondents think regarding to this matter. Apparently the opinion is tightly divided into two opposite answers; 55% think that it’s too bad for not having Alya around, and other 45% think that it doesn’t matter if she’s not going to comeback for the sequel. Nonetheless, the most recent news regarding to Cheryl is that she will appear in the sequel only as a cameo. Well, with or without her, AADC2 must go on, and finally, after 14 years, the long-awaited sequel has released its trailer. After teasing the audience with teaser trailer last year, finally Miles Films has officially released the trailer of AADC2 last month. Apparently, we found out that some of our respondents (40%) have watched the trailer. Among them, almost all (90%) admit that they want to watch the movie after watching the trailer. Out of all respondents, whether they’ve watched the trailer or haven’t, most of them (75%) say that they’re planning to watch AADC2. The love story of main characters couple, Cinta and Rangga, is the backbone of the movie. Therefore we would like to know how our respondents think of what kind of ending this love story would have. Even after 14 years, will they eventually be together? Regarding to this, most of our respondents (81%) admit that they’re expecting Cinta and Rangga would have the happy ending, or at the very least, they would be together in the end. Lastly, we asked about what our respondents actually anticipate from this movie sequel. The romance between Cinta and Rangga, expectedly, chosen by most of them (71%). The movie storyline or plot and the friendship of Cinta and her gank are chosen by 45% and 43% of our respondents, respectively. Meanwhile, the soundtrack, which has been announced that it will also be produced by Anto Hoed and Melly Goeslaw, is chosen by 38% of our respondents. Poems and movie quotes taken from the script and scenarios are chosen by 29% and 25% of our respondents, respectively. There are also 23% of them who choose the movie setting, which Yogyakarta is one of them, as an anticipated thing from the upcoming sequel. Apparently, they also anticipate for the comeback of some supporting characters too, as chosen by 22% of our respondents. Well now, only days to count for the upcoming AADC2 to be released in cinemas. Are you excited? For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below (bahasa). JAKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gender,age range, location by province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. You can also download PDF here: Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 April 15, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
