Mobile WhatsApp vs LINE vs BBM – Survey Report by jakmin February 16, 2016 written by jakmin Instant messaging has been an inseparable application in our digital life. Before the affordable mobile data tariff and huge penetration of smartphone, people were more likely to be connected only by phone calling and SMS. However, the emergence of instant messaging application has shaped the face of today’s human communication. Today, people are more likely to text others using instant messaging compared to SMS. Some of them even prefer instant messaging phone and video call feature to call their loved one as it is considered as cheaper. Looking deeply at the face of Indonesian instant messaging applications, there are several apps that become Indonesian favourite. We conducted a survey towards our 310 respondents in nationwide to understand Indonesia top instant messaging application and their insight of each app. Looking at the trend of instant messaging application industry, there was app that comes and goes very quickly. Some developers might bet their luck in catching Indonesian market by creating various applications. Some of them got luck, but even more of them should face the truth as they could not compete with more popular apps. However, the rough competition led us to three most popular instant messaging applications among Indonesian. BlackBerry Messenger, WhatsApp, and LINE become the most popular instant messaging applications among Indonesian. Interestingly, one application might be superior only in certain aspect, while others were dominated by different application. In order to get the close look of user assessment toward the excellence of each application, we asked several comparisons regarding various aspects. The first comparison was about the best message delivery performance among applications. Compared to other instant messaging application, WhatsApp was mentioned as the fastest and most stable app. The record then followed by BlackBerry Messenger at the second position and LINE at the last. WhatsApp might be superior in the speed of message delivery, but surprisingly turned out that it was at the least position when it comes to broadcast message service. BlackBerry Messenger was considered as the best application to share broadcast message. Its excellence service even considered as the most superior than other applications as shown in the percentage number. LINE followed at the second position, while WhatsApp was the last. The following feature we compared among applications was phone and video call service. BlackBerry Messenger and WhatsApp were previously at the top position, but this time LINE did. LINE was considered as the best application with calling feature. In fact, compared to both applications, LINE was the only app that offers free video call for its user. Furthermore, the second position was WhatsApp and the last one was BlackBerry Messenger. People do not only use instant messaging application just to chat, but also for file sharing. People love to forward document, photo, and video to their friends in instant messaging. For most people, file sharing in instant messaging application was considered as the easiest, fastest, and cheapest way than using e-mail or MMS. Among the top three instant messaging applications, WhatsApp once again sat on the top position over others. WhatsApp was considered as the best app for file sharing service. At the following position, LINE was mentioned by fewer respondents, while BlackBerry Messenger was least mentioned. Another thing that makes chatting over instant messaging application became even more interesting was sticker/emoticon. Comparing the three applications, LINE was dominating the poll. It was considered as having the most attractive sticker/emoticon over more than half of respondents. The cute and animated sticker made LINE attractive. This finding then followed by BlackBerry Messenger at second and WhatsApp at last. People might installed BlackBerry Messenger, WhatsApp, and LINE in their phone. However, it did not mean that they used them all at the same frequency. To precisely understand what application they used most often to chat, we asked them to choose only one app among others. It found out that BlackBerry Messenger was the most used one. It was then followed by WhatsApp and LINE as the second and third position. We then asked each respondent to mention their reason of choosing they chosen application. Five main reasons were gathered from respondents who mostly used BlackBerry Messenger as their chatting platform. First, BlackBerry Messenger was considered as more private since people need to add their BBM PIN. Second, their friends were on their BBM contact so that it would be so much easier for them to be connected by BlackBerry Messenger. Third, the message status feature such as pending, delivered, and read notification made them feel more comfortable. Fourth, BlackBerry Messenger was considered as having stable and fast message delivery service. At last, the ability of BlackBerry Messenger in sending files in .pdf and .doc format made it even more beneficial for them. Similar questions also had been asked to those who chose WhatsApp as their most used application. Five main reasons were also gathered from them. First, they considered WhatsApp as having the most stable and fastest message delivery. Second, the automatic add of contact list enable them to chat with everyone just in time. Third, WhatsApp enables them to send multiple files all at once. Fourth, just alike the BlackBerry Messenger, message status notification of pending, delivered, and read became important reason of choosing WhatsApp. At last, the free call feature also became WhatsApp’s attractive feature. At last, we also asked people main rationale of choosing LINE as the most used instant messaging application. First, LINE’s funny and expressive sticker became their most important reason. Second, LINE offered free video call (not just phone call) feature for their users. Third, LINE was considered as having stable and fast message delivery service. Fourth, their friends were on the LINE so that it would be easier for them to chat by the LINE. At last, the home and timeline feature were considered as considerable factors that attracted them to use LINE most often. 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 February 16, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Lifestyle Love is All Around: Valentine in Indonesia – Survey Report by jakmin February 15, 2016 written by jakmin Valentine has been long known as the day for love. Couples are more likely to express their love and become super romantic to their loved ones on the day. As love is a matter of taking and giving, for most cultures, lovers like to give lovely gifts such as chocolate, flowers, and else to their partner as the symbol of their tender love. Well, we agree that love should be felt and expressed in every day. However, understanding Valentine as a practice of society today’s popular culture and celebration of love put February, 14th become a special day when love is definitely all around. In order to captivate the spirit of love, we conducted a survey regarding Valentine’s Day in Indonesia. We would like to explore how do Indonesian celebrate Valentine and how do they shop for it. As the trend of shopping in Valentine’s Day relatively high, understanding Indonesian consumption on the day remain significant. 255 respondents in nationwide male and female, married, dating, and single participated in the survey. Valentine’s Day may become a special day to show the love. However, not every culture accepts it as part of their rites. Some cultures consider Valentine as foreign and different culture, so that they disallowed their people to celebrate it. However, although celebration of Valentine’s Day also remains controversy in Indonesia, our study found that 28% of Indonesian celebrates Valentine. Moreover, they also expect to receive both romantic affection and gift from their partner on Valentine. We then asked deeper questions to our respondents who celebrate Valentine. 73% of them were planning to shop for Valentine’s Day. However, we found different pattern of shopping between men and women. As chocolate was identically associated with Valentine celebration, both men and women were planning to buy chocolate at the first place. Moreover, men were also more likely to buy flowers, while women buy clothes at the second place. At the last place, both men and women were similarly more likely to buy fashion accessories. Today, it is super easy for people to shop anything at anywhere. Since online media become a new place for shopping, online e-commerce and online shop in social media become the choice of Indonesian who shops for Valentine. However, it seems that Indonesian were more likely to shop in supermarket since they mentioned it at the first place, and then followed by online e-commerce, online shop in social media, and gift shop at the following place. Since shopping for Valentine’s consumes time and energy, we asked our respondents when they shop for Valentine’s gift. Interestingly, Indonesian in 20-25 years old gave us different answer to the 26-35 years old. The 20-25 years tend to shop in less than a week prior to Valentine’s Day. In other hand, the 26-35 years old tend to shop in a week prior to the day. Although most Valentine gift was subjected to the partner, people also gave the gift to others. People also gave the gift to their best friend, family, and parents. Another romantic moment in Valentine’s Day was the dinner. Compared to women, men were more likely to buy special dinner in Valentine. 61% men planned to buy special dine in various places. The 20-25 and 30-35 years old tend to choose cafe as their Valentine dinner venue. In other hand, the 26-29 years old tend to have their Valentine dinner in fine dining restaurant. Surprisingly, we also found that men and women tend to have different considerations regarding the dinner venue. Men tend to consider menu, location, and venue facility as important factors. In other hand, women tend to consider the location, price, and venue before choosing their dinner venue on Valentine. Since Valentine is a special moment, we asked how Indonesian prepares for Valentine’s Day. We then once again found different answers between men and women. Men and women were having different kind of preparation to celebrate Valentine. For men, preparing themselves for Valentine would be started by buying new clothes and get home earlier from school or work. In other hand, women preparations for Valentine were done by putting on special make up and visiting beauty salon. Regarding their overall spending for Valentine celebration, most Indonesian spends averagely IDR 100-300K. With all due respect, we found interesting finding regarding Indonesian expectation on receiving Valentine gift. Both Indonesian who celebrate and not celebrate Valentine were similarly expecting to receive gift on the day. For those who celebrate Valentine, despite giving or not giving any gift, they ever want to receive one. Furthermore, even previously some respondents said that they do not celebrate Valentine, they still want to accept Valentine gift. At last, we would like to understand the expected gift Indonesian would like to receive on Valentine. Interestingly, chocolate was mentioned by both men and women at the first place. However, men and women mentioned different kind of expected gift in details. Besides receiving chocolate, men also would love to receive fashion accessories, clothes, and perfume. Moreover, women would love to receive jewellery, flowers, fashion accessories, and shopping voucher as Valentine gift. 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). 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MarketingMobileReports INDONESIA MESSENGER TREND REPORT 2016 – FREE REPORT by jakmin February 14, 2016 written by jakmin INDONESIA MESSENGER TREND REPORT 2016 – FREE REPORT Topics Covered: What are the TOP messaging app in Indonesia? How is it different in different age groups? Do they join any group chat? If so how much? Content shared in each messenger app? How do they connect to different type of peer networks? Continuing our report on Indonesia Social Media Trend 2016 published in January, JAKPAT also investigate how is the current trend of Messaging/chat/messenger in Indonesia. We do survey within 1033 mobile panel of JAKPAT relates to how the use messenger app in their daily life. And here are some screenshots of the result in the report: Download the FULL REPORT of INDONESIA MESSENGER TREND 2016 here for FREE Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 February 14, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
News & Update [PENGUMUMAN] Pemenang Lucky Draw Valentine dan Imlek by jakmin February 12, 2016 written by jakmin Haiii JAKPATers !!! Apakabarr??? Hari ini, Jakpat mau ngumumin para pemenang Lucky Draw edisi Valentine dan Imlek. Ini dia Nama-nama akun JAKPAT yg beruntung : 6 Pemenang Voucher MAP 1. Rifqi Adnan 2. Kaharani Annindya N 3. Hilma Mulyana 4. Muh Marwan 5. Cristine Indrawan Jason 6. Bagas Prayoga Shimoncelli 100 Pemenang Voucher Salestock 1   Rizki Mandiri 2   Desi Novitasari 3   Arief Dwi 4   Nuria Luthfy 5   Ferdian Kg 6   Loundou Oochyes Oochno II 7   Galih Tri Haryadi 8   Mela Nthu Phiya 9   Novian Dwi Cahyo 10   Adam Fakhri Dharmawan 11   Ellen Sharron Maizliech 12   Oka Revans Valery 13   Krisha Nurul Anindita 14   Hakim Ae 15   Imam Ahmad 16   Sucye Siwonest JuniorElf 17   Rachman Effendi 18   Mahmud 19   Heny Wulandari 20   Andra Rockmathic 21   Adii Kurnia H 22   Hendy Saputra 23   Chandra Nurahmat 24   Cinditya Ayu Saputri 25   Inisial AZ 26   Meeftzy 27   Ahsan Faqoth 28   Sri Rukmanti 29   Diana Meiisyarii 30   Rahma Agustin 31   Rigina Felicia 32   Wahyu Dirta 33   Mustain 34   Muhammad Ridho II 35   Diana Anna 36   Devi Chandra 37   Wawan S 38   Aldhy 39   Fadillah Purnama 40   Ita Yulianti 41   Maryam Ahsanunnisa Pramudito 42   Joko Sulistyo 43   Shanty Herawaty 44   Faradina Harumi 45   Livia Chen 46   Perumahaan Subsidi 47   Siswono Budi 48   Debby Chan 49   Dicky Renggaa Himawari Noyokusoku 50   Nadir Seven 51   Jordi Kurniadi 52   Ahuang Chishuee 53   KandzaDian Nurani 54   Zulfia Muftiarizqi 55   Paulina Deby 56   Ine Fitria Sugiarto 57   Kamal Marchisio 58   Khairul Amin Lumban Tobing 59   Marlina 60   Yatman 61   Bayu Putra 62   Florentina Rossita 63   Jimmy Tiganamnam 64   Agustinus Ello 65   Saras Wati 66   Sativa Oryza 67   Wuri 68   Putra Janardana 69   Irma Juli 70   Rasikh Saifan 71   Reynaldo Imanuel 72   Rangga Lazuardy 73   Kevin Adamz Thanova 74   Ghea Octo Samara 75   Nur Hidayat 76   Fahrizal 77   Achmad Indra 78   Tri Yulianti Purnawati Sastrowidjoyo 79   Kury Kury Boi 80   Ta Ta 81   Sumaryani Sumaryani 82   Julianto Chen 83   Rizka Nur Kholifa 84   Hendi Junaedi 85   Nona Umy Sheeren 86   Rohmawanty Nur Karyana 87   Andreas Basuni 88   Wahyu Mas Bayu Anggah 89   Mawardy Darmawan 90   Fauzy Phreaker Prolink 91   Mediana Indah Pertiwi 92   Rahma Marfiani 93   Lia Trixie 94   Raccmah Ajah 95   Mukrom Pertama 96   Marcelo Zelda Septanius 97   Jatu Kumala 98   Agus 99   Ana Rahmawati 100   Ridwan Arafah Syelamaaaattt Untuk Para pemenaaang Silahkan cek email masing-masing yaa untuk kaliaannn.. Hadiah akan kami proses tanggal 12, 15, 16 dan 17 Februari. Terimakasih ^^ February 12, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
HealthMobile Smart Health – Survey Report by jakmin February 11, 2016 written by jakmin Health is the most important thing of human life. Healthy life can be obtained in various ways, eating nutritious foods, getting enough sleep, and of course exercise. In the life of society with a high workload, exercising the things that need to be pursued. Trends in sports is currently offset by advances in technology, namely the emergence of devices and applications that can help us in a good workout. Therefore, Jakpat want to know more exercise habits of the panel and the use of devices and sports applications by them. The survey involved 200 respondents, with the proportion of 50% male and 50% female. Details about the respondents can be seen in the survey report (download xls). 1. Majority of respondents do not do exercise regularly We started the survey by asking the respondents exercise habits, whether they exercise regularly or not. The margin is not too far, 57.50% of respondents admitted to not exercise regularly, while 42.50% of them said they do regular exercise. 2. Running become the favorite exercise of respondents From many types of sports, we get 6 types of sports is mostly done by the panel. On this question, we allowed respondents to answer more than one. 3. The majority of respondents do not use any device when exercising For some people, to get the maximum exercise requires a device to monitor their workouts like fitness tracker or a smart watch, or a device to increase the spirit when exercises such as mp3 player or iPod. But in this latest survey, we obtained the findings that it turns out the majority of respondents did not wear any device while exercising. 4. Only 13.50% of respondents  admitted to wearing a smartwatch Smart Watch is a new device, some big brands have released their watch smart products, among others, Apple, Samsung, and Sony. From 200 respondents were involved, only 13:50% of them claimed to have been wearing a smart watch. 5. Technology is the main reason people buy a smartwatch We asked to respondents who have been using  the smart watch their reasons for buying. We get that the majority of respondents bought for its technology. While respondents were not using, we asked if they were interested in buying it or not, more than half expressed an interest. 6. The majority of respondents did not install the mobile app sports or health Currentyly, the presence of the mobile app ease users in everyday life, including in maintaining health. Many mobile app available to allow us to set a target exercise or to monitor health conditions. The findings we get the majority of respondents claimed not to install the mobile app of this kind on their gadgets. 7. Health is important! We asked respondents to rate how important health for them. We used a scale in this question. Value 1 = very unimportant and 10 = very important. As it turned out, for the respondent health is very important. 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 February 11, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Transportation Car Buying Habit for Female and Male – Survey Report by jakmin February 10, 2016 written by jakmin Indonesia is dominated by foreign cars such as Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, etc. Even if there are car companies in Indonesia, they are subsidiaries not parent companies. Thus, up until now, Indonesia has not had domestic brand for car. Several years ago, Timor was a car brand, produced by Indonesia. Nevertheless, it was shutdown. Here, JAKPAT tried to grasp our respondents’ car buying habit between female and male respondents. We chose female and male respondents having car proportionally, then gave them the survey. Below, we found several interesting results concerning their car buying habit. 1. Most of respondents bought their latest car in 1-2 years ago Female and male respondents in this survey similarly Buy inflatable water slide Canada bought their latest car in 1-2 years ago. Only 12.5% of respondents bought their latest car in few than 1 year ago. And some respondents bought their car in 3-4 years ago (24%). To see more information concerning this result, see the infographic below. 2. Toyota is owned by majority of our respondents Japan manufactured car in Indonesia can be found easily on the road, thus no wonder we see Toyota or Honda’s car every day. We asked our respondents concerning brand of car that they bought lately. And it turned out that Toyota is the highest answer (38%). Moreover, Honda and Daihatsu are the second and third highest choice respectively. 3. What comes into their consideration when buying a car? We also wondered how they decide their choice when buying their car. Thus, we asked and gave several options to answer the question. The result showed that car specification is the most important thing in making decision to car buying. Our respondents also are sensitive to price, thus price comes into their mind when buying a car. There are no significant differences found in drivers/reasons influencing female or male respondents in buying a car. See the infographic below, to see more detail information. 4. Authorized service center or non-authorized service center How they fix their car also makes us curious, thus we asked a question concerning the way they fix their car. The result showed that authorized service center becomes the most chosen alternative to fix their car by our respondents. While, some other respondents prefer bringing their car to their preferred service center to authorized service center. See the infographic below, to see more detail information. 5. Car modification, YES or NO In this survey, we found that majority of our respondents do not like modifying their car. Nevertheless, some of them do like modifying their car. Moreover, female respondents more tend to not modifying their car than male respondents. 6. Non-authorized service center is the place they choose to modify their car We gave another question to our respondents that like to modify their car. And here, we found that most of our respondents have their own car accessories center. While some of them go to both authorized service center and car accessories to modify their car. 7. How loyal they are to the brand In the future will they buy the same brand when buying a new car is our last question in this survey to our respondents. Surprisingly, they say NO (57.5% of respondents). It showed that they are not very loyal to their latest brand. Also, there are no significant differences between female and male respondents in this last question. 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 February 10, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
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FashionLifestyle Let's Online Shopping! Female VS Male toward Fashion Product by jakmin February 5, 2016 written by jakmin Online shopping has become a part of this generation’s lifestyle, since the advancement of new media and technology enables people to do their daily routines digitally via the internet, including shopping. Before the online shopping phenomenon, men and women have some differences regarding to shopping habit, particularly when it comes to fashion products. Recently, Jakpat has conducted a survey in order to see the preferences and habit of Indonesian men and women when they buy fashion products through online shops. Moreover, we would like to see the similarities and differences between those men and women. This survey involved 204 respondents aged 18 – 35 from 10 big cities in Indonesia, including Jakarta, Bandung, Semarang, Surabaya, Medan, Makassar, Bali, Lombok, and Yogyakarta. In order to gain the fair result, the respondents of this survey are consisted of 50% men and 50% women. First of all, there are 77% of all respondents who have ever bought fashion product via online shop. Apparently, there are more women than men who have bought fashion product via online shop (82% VS 73%). Regarding to the kinds of fashion product they’ve bought via online shop, both women and men mostly choose tops, such as shirt, t-shirt, blouse, etc (women 75%; men 64%). As for the second and third choices, there are differences. Bags are the second most popular fashion product has been bought by women (57%), while for men is accessories such as glasses, watch, belt, hat, etc (62%). Accessories are chosen as the third most popular fashion product has been bought by women (55%), while for men is shoes (47%). Furthermore, the fourth most popular fashion product has been bought by women and men is outer clothes such as jacket, jumper, cardigan, sweater, etc (women 52%; men 39%). Meanwhile, pants and skirts are the least chosen fashion product has been bought by both women and men (women 38%; men 26%).  Next, there are 61% of all respondents who frequently buy fashion product via online shop. Apparently, women are more likely than men to frequently buy fashion product via online shop (63% VS 59%). Regarding to the kinds of fashion product they frequently buy via online shop, both women and men mostly choose tops, such as shirt, t-shirt, blouse, etc (women 81%; men 84%). As for the second and third choices, there are differences. The second most popular fashion product frequently bought by women is bags (53%), while for men is accessories such as glasses, watch, belt, hat, etc (75%). Accessories are chosen as the third most popular fashion product frequently bought by women (55%), while for men is shoes (48%). Furthermore, the fourth most popular fashion product frequently bought by women and men is outer clother such as jacket, jumper, cardigan, sweater, etc (women 42%; men 45%). Meanwhile, pants and skirts are the least chosen fashion product frequently bought by women (38%), but as for men, it’s bags (23%).  Regarding to subscription, there are only 38% of all respondents who loyally subscribe to certain online shop that sells fashion product. Surprisingly, there are more men than women who loyally subscribe to certain online shop that sells fashion product (43% VS 32%). When asked about the source of information they got in the beginning regarding to the online shop that sells fashion product, there are significant differences between men and women. Women mostly got the information from recommendation of their friends (55%), seeing shared posts on their social network accounts (55%), and/or intentional browsing in order to search for online shop that sells fashion product (52%). Meanwhile, men mostly got the information from intentional browsing (65%). Furthermore, there are also some men who got the information from recommendation of their friends (49%) and/or sale and purchasing online forum they’re joining in (49%).  When asked about the digital platform they usually access in order to see the fashion product that is offered by the online shop, apparently there are significant differences between men and women. There are more men than women who access sale and purchase online forum such as Kaskus (45% VS 21%). On the other hand, women are more likely than men to access online shop website such as Zalora, Berrybenka, and Lazada (65% VS 57%). There are also more women than men who access social media networks such as Instagram and Facebook (85% VS 61%) in order to browse the online shop that sells fashion product. Furthermore, regarding to recommendation they got before purchasing fashion product via online shop, there are 86% of all respondents who intentionally search for recommendation before doing the purchase, with both women and men agree to do that (women 88%; men 84%). Henceforth, both men and women mostly got the recommendation from their friends and acquaintances (76%) and/or other customers of the recommended online shop (62%).  Regarding to the reason why they make decision to buy fashion product via online shop, both women and men mostly admit that they do that for the reasonable price (women 63%; men 57%). As for women, the second most popular reason why they buy fashion product via online shop is for the promo offered (48%), while the third most popular reason is because they argue that online purchase is more practical than offline purchase (46%). On the other hand, men choose the simplicity of online purchase than the offline purchase as the second most popular reason (49%), while the promo offered by the online shop is the third most popular reason (47%). Furthermore, when asked about the satisfaction of purchasing fashion product via online shop they’ve done so far, both men and women admit that they are satisfied (men 92%; women 89%).  Lastly, we also asked those respondents who haven’t bought fashion product via online shop. Apparently, there are 76% of them who admit that they have interest to do that sometime in the future. Furthermore, women are more likely than men to have interest for purchasing fashion product via online shop sometime in the future (83% VS 71%). 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 February 5, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Health Survey Concerning BPJS – Based on Its Member and Non-Member by jakmin February 4, 2016 written by jakmin In order to provide security in social and economics, government of Indonesia created BPJS, an entity providing social insurance programs for workers, employers, and Indonesian society. Previously, BPJS was widely known as PT Jamsostek, but in 2011 it was changed into BPJS (Social Security Provider). Here, we were curious in knowing how Indonesian responded to BPJS. Thus we created a survey concerning BPJS and distributed the questions to JAKPAT’s respondents in East Java, DKI Jakarta, DI Yogyakarta, and Bali with total 326 respondents and from 20 to 50 years old. 1. + 50% of respondents have BPJS insurance We selected 4 provinces of Indonesia and asked our Buy inflatable water slide Canada respondents whether they had BPJS insurance or not. It turned out that 57.36% of respondents already have BPJS insurance. Number of female respondents having BPJS insurance is higher than male respondents (58.15% vs. 56.34%). You may see the table below to see the difference between male and female respondents having BPJS insurance. 2. Work places become the main actor making them have BPJS insurance We gave another question, concerning how they get BPJS insurance, to respondents having BPJS insurance. It showed that work places play significant role in making them to have BPJS insurance. It is supported by Law enacted in Indonesia, stated that employers must provide social insurance to their employees, thus work places provide their employees with BPJS insurance. Moreover, more male respondents have BPJS insurance than female respondents because in many companies there are more male employees than female employees. 3. Female respondents tend to have more than one insurance provider We also wanted to know whether our respondents have other insurance or not besides BPJS. Thus we asked this question to them, and it showed that female respondents tend to have more than one social insurance compared with male respondents. Even if majority of respondents only have one social insurance, but those having more than one social insurance are mostly female respondents. 4. Prudential becomes the most social insurance held by respondents besides BPJS From the previous table we knew that 69 respondents have other social insurance besides BPJS, thus we asked them what social insurance provider that they choose. From the data we obtained, Prudential is chosen by majority of respondents, and then followed by AXA. 5. Mostly our respondents joined BPJS in fewer than 1 year ago We wondered how long our respondents have become members of BPJS. Therefore, we asked respondents having BPJS insurance, and we knew that mostly they just joined BPJS since several months ago (< 1 year). See the table below to see more detail information. 6. < 50% of respondents ever utilized facilities provided by BPJS In this survey, we knew that < 50% of respondents ever utilized their member benefits. Other respondent have not ever utilized their member benefits. Moreover, female respondents tend to utilize benefits of BPJS than male respondents (48.60% vs. 32.50%). 7. Respondents tend to utilize first level health service provided by BPJS BPJS provide several health benefits to its member: first level health service, hospitalization, and advanced health service. Here, we found that first level health service is the most utilized benefit by our respondents. 8. + 70% of respondents do not face any difficulty when claiming their insurance We also asked our respondents concerning difficulty found in claiming their insurance. And we found that they do not face any difficulty when claiming their insurance (70.51%). 9. + 65% of respondents are dissatisfied with BPJS On the contrary, majority of respondents are dissatisfied with BPJS. In the previous question concerning difficulty in claiming the insurance our respondents say that they do not have any difficulty, nevertheless they feel dissatisfied with BPJS. We need to investigate the reasons causing them feel dissatisfied with BPJS. Here after, we will discuss survey result for non-members of BPJS. 10. Why they do not have BPJS We found that mostly of respondents not having BPJS insurance choose to not register themselves because they do not want to have BPJS insurance or do not think that they need it now. Some of them already have other social insurance, and the rest do not know about BPJS. 11. Prudential still become the most chosen health insurance provider In this survey, we found several insurance providers chosen by our respondents: Prudential, Askes, and AXA. Prudential place the first insurance provider chosen by our respondents. 12. + 65% of non-member BPJS may join BPJS in the future Last question we gave to our respondents is concerning the possibility they join BPJS in the future. And we saw that majority of respondents think they will have BPJS insurance in the future. Reference(s): http://www.bpjsketenagakerjaan.go.id/page/profile/History.html 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 February 4, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
E-commerceLifestyleMarketingMobile #instafood: Food Buyer on Instagram by jakmin February 3, 2016 written by jakmin It’s widely known already that Instagram nowadays serves more than just as a social networking service that enables its users to share photos and videos. There are so many online shop accounts now that utilize Instagram as a business platform to promote their products, including the culinary ones. Recently, Jakpat has conducted a survey in order to see those food buyers’ preferences and habit. This survey involved 203 Instagram users from across Indonesia, in a range of ages from 1 to 35 year-old. First of all, apparently more than half (56%) of Indonesian Instagram users are following online shop accounts, with also more than half of them (61%) admit that they have bought some products via those online shop accounts. Those who have bought some products via online shop on Instagram are mostly consisted of users who have used Instagram since 2012 (20%), 2013 (23%), and 2014 (24%).  Next, we found that there are some Indonesian Instagram users (32%) who are following online shop accounts that sell culinary products, with also some of them (19%) admit that they have bought culinary products via those online shop accounts. Apparently, female users are more likely than male users to buy culinary products via online shop accounts on Instagram (36% VS 28%). Regarding to which kind of culinary products that Instagram users often buy, the most popular product turns out to be snacks (94%), followed by food (39%) and drinks (28%) as the second and third most popular culinary products, respectively. In addition to that, there also some of them (17%) who choose groceries as the culinary product they often buy via online shop accounts on Instagram.  When asked about the reason why Instagram users buy food via online shop accounts on Instagram, more than half of them (53%) admit that they think it’s more practical to buy via online shop than to buy at offline store. Meanwhile, some of them argue that they just do it out of curiousity (41%) and because the products they buy are not sold at any nearby offline store (41%). Apparently, almost all (90%) of Instagram users who have bought food via online shop admit that they search recommendation before buying it. Regarding to the source of recommendation, more than half of them got it from their friends or acquaintances (65%) and other Instagram users (60%). Besides, there are also some of them (11%) who got the recommendation from celebrities’ Instagram accounts they’ve been following.  Regarding to the buyers’ satisfaction level, more than half of them (61%) admit that they are satisfied by the purchase they’ve done, while some of them (27%) are quite satisfied. There are a few of them (7%) who admit that they are very satisfied by the purchase they’ve done, but on the other hand there are also a few of them (5%) who are less satisfied. Furthermore, we also asked those Instagram users who haven’t bought food via online shop regarding to the reason why. Apparently, most of them (79%) admit that they still haven’t found any interesting culinary products to buy yet, while some of them (19%) state that they feel bothered by the online purchase process, therefore they prefer buying food at offline store. However, most of them (85%) admit that they have interest to buy food via online shop on Instagram sometime 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 February 3, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
