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Wedding Preparations: How Do Indonesian Couples Prepare Their Wedding?

by jakmin February 2, 2016
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Being married is a tough commitment and may be the biggest decision people make in their lives. However, when the times come, we finally meet the one and with all considerations decide to marry, then we jump to another rush before the “I do”. There are things to do and to be prepared for the marriage as well as the wedding. For some people, the wedding even becomes part of their fairy dreams. As the wedding is the first day and first step of couples’ marriage life, they want it to be as perfect as they want it to be. Therefore, most couples would be super busy yet excitedly prepare their wedding during their busy daily schedule. This condition then attracts wedding vendors who offer their service to support couples’ wedding preparation. Concerning this phenomenon, we conducted a survey toward Indonesian wedding preparation habit. By asking our 202 soon-to-be married respondents, we would like to discover their habit in preparing the wedding. As we surveyed them in nationwide, we provide several data regarding the considered ideally average price of wedding vendor service in provinces.

All the joy may ease the tense and tired, but to be honest preparing the wedding in general requires much effort, energy, attention, and detail. For some people, preparing the wedding may be time consuming and people start to make preparation in various time. However, our survey result found that 59% couple start to prepare their wedding in less than 6 months before the D-day. It may be a short time, but most respondents considered it as the most probable and effective duration. As preparing the wedding requires much attention, couple tend to seek help from their closest person. Their soon-to-be husband or wife, as well as their family become the most important person in preparing the wedding.

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Other people who were considered as the important one in order to support wedding preparation were friends. 26% of respondents said that their friends were ready to help them preparing the wedding. However, the rising trend of wedding organizer also been captivated by this survey. Though the numbers was low, but the growing interest toward wedding organizer service was remaining high. Only 18% of our respondents use wedding organizer service, as they consider it was more practical and modern. Moreover, regarding the service fee of wedding organizer, most couple in nationwide were more likely to spend less than IDR 5 to 15 million.

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Every day is a good day, but some couples believe particular date as the best day to be wed. To make it even more interesting, some other couples also try to find the long holiday to celebrate the wedding. Therefore, booking wedding venue becomes a tough challenge as couples may want to be wed in the same day in the same venue. We asked our respondents when they start booking wedding venue. Various answers were gathered. Most couples book the venue in less than 6 months before the wedding day. Other couples book the venue in 6-12 months prior. However, fewer couples even start to book the venue more than 12 months before the date.

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Some couples may love to celebrate their wedding in ballroom, while some others have different wishes to celebrate it outdoor. Despite all the perfect wishes of wedding venue, there were several considerations on choosing wedding venue. Location, date availability, capacity, facilities, and booking price were mentioned as the considerable factors.

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To fully understand couples’ insights of booking wedding venue, we asked about their average budget for venue. In Java, couples were more likely to spend about IDR 5-25 millions. In other hand, couples in different islands such as Sumatera, Kalimantan, and Sulawesi were more likely to allocate IDR 5-15 millions.

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In their wedding day, the couples may want to be the one-day king and queen. They supposed to looks as the prettiest, loveliest, and most charming one. Wedding gown then becomes an essential part of the wedding. Regarding the time to sewing the wedding gown, most couples start it in less than 6 months. Fewer couples book wedding gown in 6-12 months before, while the least one start to sew more than 12 months before it.

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We then asked them where they went to find the wedding gown. Two main answers were gathered. Couples were more likely to rent the dress or visit their nearby tailor/dressmaker to have their wedding gown sewed. Using the first rent was also chosen by 15% couples, while only 9% of the couples visited fashion designer. Concerning their budget allocations, most couples were averagely spent less than IDR 5-15 million for the wedding gown.

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As wedding was the one in a lifetime moment, couples would like to remember it forever. They want it to be everlasting by making beautiful documentations both pre-wedding and the wedding. We asked them about their preference of pre-wedding and wedding documentation. Interestingly, most couples were more likely to hire famous professional photographer or seek the help of their friends who love photography. Moreover, regarding the budget allocations, most couples were averagely spent less than IDR 5-15 million for documentation.

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Another essential for the wedding was the invitation. 74% couple start to order their wedding invitation less than 6 months before the wedding day. Interestingly, couples in different places were more likely spending various amounts for the invitation. In Java, couples were more likely to spend about less than IDR 5-15K/piece. In Sumatera, couples were more likely to spend less than IDR 5-10K/piece. In Sulawesi, they were more likely spend less than IDR 5K/piece, while in Kalimantan they were more likely to spend IDR 5-10K/piece.

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Besides invitation, wedding souvenir also becomes another essential. Similar with the wedding invitation, couples in different place allocated different budget for souvenir. In Java, couples were more likely to spend less than IDR 5-15K/piece. However, in Sumatera, Kalimantan, and Sulawesi couples were more likely to spend about IDR 5-10K/piece.

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All essential equipment maybe done, but the rush was not over. To be seems as the most beautiful one on the wedding day, bride and groom needs to have some treatments. Interestingly, the older the couple, the more likely they were to have body and hair treatments. However, compare to the bride, the groom were less likely to have neither body nor hair treatments.

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After all the tense of wedding preparation, the couples would like to refresh and have some quality times as husband and wife. We asked them about their honeymoon planning. Interestingly, different ages of the couples preferred different moment to honeymoon. The 20-25 years old were more likely to have their honeymoon few weeks after the wedding day. In other hand, the 26-29 years old were more likely to have their honeymoon few days after the wedding. Concerning their most destinations for honeymoon, couples were more likely to prefer domestic destination. Bali and Lombok were mentioned as the most desirable destinations. Moreover, regarding their honeymoon budget allocation, most couples averagely allocated less than IDR 5-15 million for honeymoon expense.

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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.

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Top Endorser in Social Media – Survey Report

by jakmin January 28, 2016
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Apparently, endorsement has been the most popular marketing communication tool in social media. If you ever follow the account of TV celebrities, movie star, singer, or other famous names in social media you will easily spot them endorsing product from various brands. From the small-medium scale enterprises to the big one, both use celebrity endorsement very often. Apparently, it seems like as long as you have big number of followers, popularity, and likes, you may become the perfect candidate of endorser. However, the subjected opinion is not enough in measuring the worthiness of one person to be an endorser. First of all, brand should clearly segment their consumer target as well as their audience target so that they can perfectly put efforts to approach them. Second, they must select the media that will be used, so that they can specifically understand their target’s media habit. At last, they should know really well famous names in each social media and their suitability with brand’s value. To be able to gain deep insight about public perceptions of endorser in social media, we conducted a survey toward 262 respondents in nationwide. Three social media platforms were studied such as Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. The rationale of choosing three subjected platforms was based on their popularity among Indonesian netizen.

Instagram has been the rising star of popular social media among Indonesian. This photo sharing platform was able to attract many Indonesian netizen, especially youth. Interestingly, our previous study revealed that most of Indonesian Instagram users were following celebrity’s account. We currently did some rechecked regarding this finding and found the same result. Both men and women were following different type of celebrity accounts in Instagram. However, moving to the more specific content they followed in Instagram, men were more likely to follow accounts that shares travelling and joke/parody contents. Unlike the men, women chose to follow different kind of contained information in particular accounts. They were more likely to follow culinary and online shop in Instagram.

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Different pattern on following famous Instagram accounts were found among age. Three group age of respondents; the 16-25 years old, 26-29 years old, and 30-35 years old were following the same content based accounts yet different one. All of them were following the Instagram accounts of TV celebrities, but each segment were following the more specific one. The 16-25 years old were more likely to follow joke and parody accounts, as well as online shop. Meanwhile, the 26-29 years old were more likely to follow travelling accounts and also online shop. However, different pattern also found in the 30-35 years old who were more likely to follow culinary content, as well as joke and parody accounts.

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We also tried to discover their response habit regarding the post that was sent by their followed Instagram accounts. Interestingly, 34% of them did absolutely nothing when the posy appears on their timeline. To get better picture of this finding, we tried to seek the response of the other 66% respondents who gave response toward the post. Most of them were tapping love to the post, fewer of them were giving comments, and the least were mentioning their friends’ Instagram accounts.

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At last, we tried to see the top Instagram accounts among Indonesian. Five names were gathered from respondents’ response. @dagelan, @raisa6690, @riaricis1795, @ayutingting92, and @raffinagita1717 become the most mentioned names among them.

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Although Twitter has been popular much earlier than Instagram, it does not make Twitter lose its charm. It was proven that Twitter still plays the role as the alternative source of information among Indonesian netizen. First of all, we would like to see the top three content-based accounts followed by Indonesian. Over all, there was no significant difference among age or gender regarding the finding data. Top three Twitter accounts followed by Indonesian were TV or movie star, news portal, as well as joke and parody accounts.

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Netizen response habit regarding the post of their followed accounts was also examined. Similar with netizen response in Instagram, Twitter users were more likely to do nothing and only reading the tweets. Only few of them retweet the tweets, and even fewer who reply or favourite it.

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Unlike the top accounts in Instagram that was quite vary, top Twitter accounts among Indonesian was dominated only by @radityadika, followed by @RaffiAhmadLagi. With all due respect to other Twitter accounts, but both accounts were mentioned very often by our respondents.

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YouTube also become one of the most accessed media among Indonesian youth netizen. However, there was different pattern of men and women about their pattern on accessing YouTube content. Men were more likely to access and subscribe joke/parody accounts in YouTube. In other hand, women were more likely to access and subscribe tutorials about fashion, make up, and hairdo.

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To get the bigger picture of overall Indonesian youth netizen access on YouTube content, we discovered that in general they were more likely to watch and subscribe several content-based accounts. Those accounts were joke and parody accounts, records of movie or TV program, and music video clip.

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Measuring netizen response habit on a video in YouTube, only 29% of them subscribe the account after watching their video. Moreover, only 6% of them gave comments on the video they watched. Similar with the response habit in Instagram and Twitter, most of them were just watching the video. Fewer of them gave like or dislike toward the video, share it to their other social media accounts, and download it.

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Top accounts in Instagram and Twitter might absolutely dominated by Indonesian celebrities. However, different pattern was shown in YouTube. Top YouTube accounts among Indonesian YouTubers were dominated with foreign accounts, be it a TV program, corporation, or even worldwide celebrity. Top Indonesian YouTube accounts were only Raditya Dika and Stand Up Comedy. The other four top accounts were dominated by VEVO, TaylorSwiftVEVO, The Return of Superman, and KBS World.

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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.

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Smart Home Survey: Are Indonesian Planning to Buy?

by jakmin January 27, 2016
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In developed countries like USA, smart home devices is growing. American households have already started implementing smart home system to facilitate their owner to control the safety and comfort of home. Through the advancement of mobile technology, smart home applications becomes very easy to do.

Indonesia has a mobile device users are quite a lot, that should be the concept of smart homes is also suitable applied to several major cities in Indonesia. We’ve conducted a survey on smart home before, but this time we tried to do it again with the aim to determine whether our panels are planning to buy a smart home devices this year?

We involved 212 respondents who live in Greater Jakarta, Bandung, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, Semarang, Medan, Balikpapan, Bali and Makassar, aged 25-40 years, SES Upper 1, Upper 2, the middle one, middle 2. Profile of respondents can be seen more in the survey report (.xls).

First of all, we found out whether the panel understand what a smart home. And the majority of respondents claimed to know what a smart home. [1]

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Then, we tried to ask the possibility of purchasing them, more than half of the respondents stated have not known whether to buy smart home products this year or not. Meanwhile, the majority of respondents who plan to purchase, selecting a security camera into a product to be purchased.

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We found that men and women are equally likely to put safety factor as the main reason of smart home installation by choosing security cameras as numer one product that is planned to be purchased.

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In the case of the installation of smart home devices, the majority of respondents chose to leave it to professionals for reasons not understand the system of the device.

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While respondents who prefer to install their own smart home claimed to want to really know the work system devices so that they need to be able to install it themself.

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The role of mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets or laptops become quite important in smart home applications. We also asked the respondents if they have a smart home, what they really want to do through mobile devices. And the majority of respondents refer to lock and unlock the doors automatically, and the second answer is to control lighting systems.

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While when they are away from home, what they want to do with a smart home is to monitor the condition of the house. It seems home security has become a major concern of respondents.

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However, the application of smart homes still encountered many obstacles, one of those is  cost factor. The majority of respondents said prices are still fairly expensive make them have not installed smart home products.

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More than half of the respondents also stated uninitiated will install smart home system within this year or not.

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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.

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Netflix in Indonesia: What are Indonesian Audience Saying?

by jakmin January 26, 2016
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For Indonesian people watch foreign films in cinemas is not enough because not all foreign films screened in cinemas. There are many ways that have been carried out by Indonesia’s audience can enjoy movies or tv series abroad. Ranging from rent vcd / dvd, dvd pirate , to download a movie file on Torrent, or even in some cities the cafe-internets provide movie files that can be easily copied.

Not long ago, precisely January 7th, 2016, Netflix is present in Indonesia. Netflix is a rental service film / series online with the subscription each month. Netflix can be enjoyed on multiple devices such as smartphones, tablets, PC / laptop, smart tv. Netflix predicted can answer Indonesian problems in watching foreign movies/series. But is it true? Does Netflix can change people’s habits Indonesia to download movies in Torrent?

We also conducted a survey to 450 respondents, aged 20-35 years, in several major cities in Indonesia. Profile of respondents can be seen in the survey report (.xls). This survey aims to look at the habits of the people of Indonesia in watching foreign movie / series, whether they know or have heard the inclusion of Netflix in Indonesia, and if they are interested to subscribe.

We started the survey by asking about the habit of watching a foreign film. On this question we used multiple answer, so that respondents could choose more answers than 1. Watching in the cinema was still a favorite of the majority of respondents (67.11%), while in the second position of the respondents admitted to downloading via Torrent (or website such) (44.44%).

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For series, download through Torrent (or website such) still seems to be a favorite (39.10%), while the cable tv in second place (33.26%). American tv series of the most widely selected by the respondents, while the second highest occupied by South Korea.

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Next question we started asking respondents about their awareness to Netflix. Apparently, more than 50% of respondents did not know what Netflix was. However 50% of all respondents had heard about the inclusion of Netflix to Indonesia.

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After that, we moved forward giving a brief explanation of what Netflix so that respondents who did not know can gain an understanding to be able to continue with the next survey question.

We asked respondents about the interest in Netflix, it turned out  approximately 70% of the respondents are not interested in subscribing to Netflix by reason prefer to download films via Torrent or free streaming. While the rest claimed to be interested in subscribing to the reason can watch the movie / series as much as possible.

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We continued by asking if they have subscribed Netflix, only about 10% of all respondents who claimed to have a subscription. The age group most widely subscribed to exist in the age of 30-35. Majority of them subscribed to Basic Package by paying IDR 109.000 per month .

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Related to national TV shows, approximately 40% of respondents who have not subscribed to said if they subscribe to Netflix, they will become reluctant watching national television.

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To those Who have not subscribed we asked if they subscribe they will still go to the cinema depends on what movie to watch (54.39%), and some admitted to no longer downloading from Torrent (38.60%)

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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.

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Light Up the Night: When College Student Do the Coursework Overtime

by jakmin January 25, 2016
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The advance learning methods nowadays have forced college student to spend more of their time for doing their coursework. In big cities of Indonesia, particularly which have reputable universities in it, college student doing their coursework overtime is a common view.  Cafes, coffee shops, even libraries are full of college student at night, working their school coursework. As long as the place offers internet connection –and food too sometimes– there are flocks of college student gather until late at night. Recently, Jakpat has conducted a survey regarding to see the preferences and habit of college student while doing their coursework overtime. This survey involved 283 Indonesian college students aged 18 – 28 who study in 10 big cities, including Jakarta, Bandung, Surabaya, Medan, Makassar, Bali, and Yogyakarta. The respondents include 244 (86%) bachelor degree students (S1), 25 (9%) diploma students, and 14 (5%) master degree students (S2).

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First of all, apparently most of Indonesian college student (73%) light up their night by doing their coursework. Most of them (87%) are now studying for their bachelor degree, while a few of them are diploma students (8%) and graduate school students (4%). From all of Indonesian college students who frequently do their coursework overtime, some of them are on their 5th to 6th semester (26%), 7th to 8th semester (25%), and above their 8th semester (20%). Meanwhile, there are also some of them who are on their second year (3rd to 4th semester) (16%) and even on their first year (1st to 2nd semester) (13%). These indicate that Indonesian college students are having their peak of busy time with coursework during their third year and above.

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Next, when asked about the place they frequently spend their overtime to do coursework, more than half of Indonesian college students (58%) admit that they are doing it at home, while some of them (27%) are doing it at their boarding house. Concurrently, there are also a few of them who visit their friend’s place (5%) and cafe or coffee shop (5%) in order to do their coursework overtime. Subsequently, when asked about with whom they usually do their coursework overtime, most of Indonesian college student (67%) admit that they are doing it alone, while some of them (28%) are doing it with their friends. There are also a few of them (4%) who do their coursework overtime with their lovers. These indicate that Indonesian college students prefer some privacy while working on their coursework, viewed from their preferences to do it alone at their home.

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Regarding to time, more than half of Indonesian college student (52%) start to do their coursework at 9 o’clock in the evening, while some of them (29%) start at 10 o’clock in the evening. Concurrently, there are also a few of them who admit that they start doing their coursework at 11 o’clock in the evening (8%), at 12 o’clock midnight (4%), and even after midnight (7%). Still regarding to time, some of Indonesian college students spend their time in order to do their coursework for more than 4 hours (34%), for 3 to 4 hours (34%), and for 2 to 3 hours (25%). Meanwhile, there are also a few of them (6%) who only spend 1 to 2 hours doing their coursework overtime. Next, regarding to how many times Indonesian college students do their coursework overtime in a week, most of them (75%) are doing it for 1 to 3 times. Subsequently, there are also a few of them who do it for more than 3 times in a week (18%) and even for every day in the week (7%).

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Lastly, we asked about whether Indonesian college students consume certain supplements or drinks in order to maintain or enhance their stamina with all of the coursework overtime madness that is going on around them. Apparently, most of them (82%) admit that they do consume supplements for the sake of energy-boosting. However, more than half of them (59%) admit that they are not drinking coffee while doing their coursework overtime. Meanwhile, from 9% who admit that they are smokers, most of them (81%) admit that they smoke more cigarettes than they usually whenever they do their coursework overtime. Regarding to supplements they consume in order to boost their energy, most of them (76%) choose vitamin C, while some of them prefer herbal medicine (27%) and isotonic drink (27%). There are also a few of them (18%) who consume energy drink. These indicate that aside from staying up until late at night –which is quite bad for health– Indonesian college students are actually being aware of their health and body condition. Therefore, energy-booster has become an essential part of college student’s life nowadays too, despite the staying-up-late lifestyle they have.

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.

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Januari #2 JakPat Testimonial Responden

by jakmin January 22, 2016
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Hai JAKPATers ^^ gimana kabarnya? Kali ini JAKPAT mau publish lagi para responden yang udah berhasil tukar rewardnya yeay \^^/ Yuk langsung cek aja 😉

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Interest of Informal Education – Survey Report

by jakmin January 22, 2016
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Education is one of the most important investments for everyone. Pursuing education at any level become very important. You will never be loss for education investment. As the world become more global and competitive, education becomes even more essential. People not only attending formal school, but also expanding their skills by enrolling any kind of informal education. Somehow, some people consider that attending formal school is not enough to fulfil their needs of certain subject. Therefore, they will go attending informal school to have more experience with the subject they are interested with. In order to comprehensively understand the interest of Indonesian millennials toward informal education, we conducted a survey to 205 respondents from 16-35 years old in nationwide.

Today’s millennials in general have bigger opportunity to pursue better education than any other generations.  Most of them are not only attending the formal school, but also attend informal school such as courses, seminar, conference, workshop, etc. In fact, 89% Indonesian millennials ever tried informal education and 21% of them are currently enrolling. At this point, we can summary that the interest of informal education is relatively high. Those who do not enrol informal education were caused by their lack of spare time and financial issue. Therefore, there is no point that Indonesian millennials are not interested with informal education since their reasons of not enrolling were caused by those factors.

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As most Indonesian millennials ever have the experience of attending informal education, we would like to discover the type of informal education they attended. Interestingly, different group of age attend different kind of informal education. The 16-25 years old were more likely to attend short course. The 26-29 years old were more likely to attend seminar. At last, the 31-35 years old were more likely to attend training program.

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There was various reason of Indonesian millennials’ interest toward informal education. Most of them answered that their biggest motive of enrolling informal education was to expand their knowledge and skill. Other motives were also mentioned by millennials. Some of them were interested with the materials, while some others were enrolling in order to find activity during their spare time.

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We then move further in finding millennials favourite type of informal education. The 16-19 years old were more likely to enrol foreign language course, computer course, public speaking and MC, also art class. Other answer was mentioned by the 20-25 years old. They were more likely to enrol foreign language course, computer course, public speaking and MC, as well as photography. At last, the 26-35 years old were more likely to attend foreign language course, computer course, photography course, and fashion design class.

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The perfect duration of informal education class also vary among ages. We can roughly summarize that the older the millennials, the shorter duration they would love to attend the class. The 16-19 years old prefer 6-12 months as the perfect duration. In other hand, the 20-35 years old consider less than 1 to 3 months as the ideal one.

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More specifically, when we dive further into the favourite theme of informal education that millennials would be interested to join, we found different answers between ages. Most Indonesian millennials are interested to participate in entrepreneurship and academic seminar. However, the 30-35 years old were also interested to attend financial management themed seminar. Regarding their cost of attending informal education, averagely they spent less than IDR 500K to 1 million.

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As seminar was mentioned as one of the most attractive informal education type for millennials, we would like to discover their consideration of attending particular seminar. Interestingly, the considerations among millennials were quite varying. In general, all of millennials were mentioned the theme and speakers of the seminar as the most considerable factors. However, the 16-19 years old were also considering the date and time of the seminar. Different answer was mentioned by the 20-29 years old that consider the seminar tuition fee as other factor to be considered. At last, the 30-35 years old were more likely to consider the seminar facilities they got if they were attending the seminar.

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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.

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Beauty Salon Habit – Survey Report

by jakmin January 21, 2016
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Visiting beauty salon may be an interesting activity to get your day refreshed. Undeniable, self-pampering in beauty salon become one of the most interesting activity especially for Indonesian women after being busy. Some women even find it as the quality time they have with themselves. We conducted a survey to better understand Indonesian women beauty salon habit. The survey was participated by 223 Indonesian women from nationwide. Random sampling was chosen as the sampling method with 95% level of confidence level.

Pampering herself in beauty salon might be a favourite thing to do for most Indonesian women. However, the frequency of most women in visiting the beauty salon was remaining low. They never really regularly scheduled a specific time to visit beauty salon. Most of them visit the beauty salon in less than once a month. Interestingly, comparing every age group among respondents, we found that the 20-29 years old women were more likely to visit beauty salon more often than other groups.

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As the beauty industry become very competitive, we can easily spot number of beauty salon that offers similar treatment in competitive price. Luckily, 67% women said that they already had their own favourite beauty salon and they always go there for having treatment. Closely looking at the data found in the survey, we found interesting finding of the 20-25 years old. Compared to other age groups, this group were more likely to try other beauty salon even though they already have their favourite one.

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We then asked our respondents about their favourite treatment in beauty salon. Among all the treatments available, there were five most favourite treatments mentioned. In general, their favourite treatments are related to hair and body treatments. In specific, the five most favourite treatments were haircut, cream bath/hair spa, blow dry, body spa, and massage.

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As hair cut was mentioned by most favourite treatment in beauty salon, we asked their frequency of having their hair cut by hairdresser. Interestingly, we found that there were different answers by women in different age group. The 16-19 years old women were the most frequent segment of hair cutting. They were more likely to try new looks by cutting their hair less than once a month. In other hand, the older segment was more likely to cut their hair once in more than four months.

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We then move further in detail about their frequency of having hair and body treatments. Most of them had the treatments about once in less than one to two months. Regarding the time of visiting, they considered weekend as the most favourite time to pamper their selves.

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As pampering requires a lot of time, we asked our respondents about their activities during treatment. Three most mentioned answers were gathered. Most of them access their smartphone/tablet during treatments. Some others prefer reading magazine and have some chats with the beauty therapist.

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Concerning the rough competition among beauty salon, we asked about the attractive factors that lead women to go to a particular beauty salon. We found six answers from them. The most important factor was the price. They were more likely visiting beauty salon if it offers affordable price. Besides that, comfortable facilities and hairdresser’s expertise were also mentioned. At last, fewer women said that the queue, friendliness of the beautician, and the location as important considerations.

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Since price were mentioned as the most important factor for women in choosing beauty salon, we asked them about the average spending each time they visit beauty salon. The 16-19 years old said that they averagely spend less than IDR 150K/visit. Different answer was mentioned by the 20-29 years old who spend averagely IDR 50-150K/visit. Moreover, we asked about their companion when visiting beauty salon. The 16-19 years old were more likely to go with their family member, while the 20-25 years old were more likely to go with their friends. In other hand, the 26-35 years old were more likely to visit beauty salon with no one but themselves.

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At last, we intent to see women’s willingness of buying and trying new offers they got in beauty salon. Interestingly, women were more likely to buy suggested products from beauticians such as hair tonic, hair serum, and else. They were also willing to try new treatment programs as offered by their favourite beauty salon.

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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.

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INDONESIA SOCIAL MEDIA TREND 2016 – FREE SURVEY REPORT

by jakmin January 20, 2016
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How are the  Indonesia Social Media Trend in 2016 ?. We see there are many new apps and services on social networking.  Indonesian eople are starting to consume and creating contents on different platform and share it with their peers. We capture some trends from 1033 JAKPAT Mobile Panel regarding Social Media Trend in early 2016. The survey was run for 1 day

In this report we cover in general about Social Media Usage of Indonesian respondent also more detailed behavior at each social media they use from Facebook, Instagram, Path,Twitter,Pinterest,Snapchat,Periscope,etc.

We plan to produce this report Quartlerly, if you wish to get the next keep tune in!

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Life Plan of Newly-wed – Survey Report

by jakmin January 18, 2016
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After all the rush of preparing the wedding, being newly-wed may be the best feeling. We forget about the rush of wedding preparation, the long hours we should be standing during the wedding day, and waking up in the morning next to the person who you love may ease the entire heave. As newlywed, being married may pop us a lot of wishes, planning, ideas, hopes, and dreams about the perfect family you are about to make. However, being married is a tough commitment. Married is not only about uniting two people, who happen to be in love with each other, but also uniting the family and creating their own future family.  Therefore, there are many things to be considered and planned for newlywed about their life plan. We would like to discover the life plan of newlywed by conducting a survey for 181 newlyweds in nationwide.

Newlyweds who participated in the survey were those who have been married for less than 1-24 months. Both husbands and wives from the age of 20-35 were involved in the survey. First of all, we would like to discover the starting point of their married life plans. Most Indonesian newlywed start to plan their married life during 1-12 months before married. However, comparing the soon-to-be husband and wife, women tend to be more prepared in planning their married life due to the longer preparation they took before the wedding day.

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As being married means that you must be responsible for everything, include managing and funding your own family, therefore  financial planning become an ultra-important issue. We asked to the newlyweds about the person who plays the role as the decision maker of family financial planning. Most newlyweds mentioned that there was a balance power between husband and wife to decide the family financial planning. However, other newlyweds said otherwise. 23% of newlyweds said that the husband played the role as decision maker, while only 15% of them who mentioned the wife. Interestingly, the least newlyweds said that their parents and/or parent in-law became the decision maker.

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There might be an equal power of the married couple as the decision maker. Other newlywed even said that the husband has the higher power to decide the family financial planning. However, the answer was different finding when we asked about the family financial planning manager. Most newlyweds mentioned that the wife has the role as the person in charge to manage the family financial.

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We went even more detail in finding the newlyweds topic of family planning. Interestingly, newlyweds from different age have different topic of discussion about family planning. The 20-25 years old newlyweds were more likely to discuss about their house, their car or motorbike, and the daily cost. For older newlyweds, they were more likely to discuss particular topic as well as the younger segment. Just like the younger one, the 26-29 years old were also more likely to discuss about the house and daily cost. However, they also started to discuss about the kids. They also discussed about the time to have kids and education for their kids. At last, the 30-35 years old newlyweds were more likely to discuss about the house, daily cost, education for their kids, and family insurance.

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We then asked about the housing. We asked the newlyweds about where they currently live. Half of them said that they live at their parents and/or parent in-law house. Moreover, the balance quarter of them said that they own house while the other rent it.

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The idea of perfect house might be different between the husband and wife. The husband tends to choose the house as long as it is still in their budget. They were also more likely to choose house with a wide area, so that they can build it later. In other hand, the wife tends to consider the location of the house.

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The big homework after having a house is finding the household furniture. Most newlyweds bought new furniture for their house. However, some others also bring their old furniture from parents’ house to fill in the new house. The fewer newlyweds luckily got the furniture from wedding gift. At last, the least one got their parents and/or parent in-law bought the furniture for them.

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As being married means you would create your own family, we then asked the newlyweds about having kids. It turned out that the wife wants to carry the baby way sooner than the husband. We asked about their ideas of perfect time in having baby. The wife was more likely to be pregnant in less than 6 months after being married. In other hand, the husband seems to be willing to wait longer. The husband was more likely to have the kids in 6-12 months after married.

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We then asked the newlyweds to vision their family planning in the next three and five years. Interestingly, different age of newlyweds shows different answers. In the upcoming three years, the 20-25 years old newlyweds plan to buy house/apartment, buy car/motorbike, and buy investment product. In other hand, the 26-35 years old plan to have kids, to buy house/apartment, and buy car/motorbike.

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At last, we asked them to vision their upcoming five years. The 20-29 years old newlyweds plan to buy house/apartment, buy kids insurance, and buy investment product. However, for newlyweds in 30-35 years old, they plan to buy car/motorbike and buy investment product.

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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.

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