E-commerceMobile Ride Booking App Trend in Jakarta – Survey Report by jakmin June 9, 2015 written by jakmin This year was considered as a good year for technology landscape in Indonesia. We have seen innovative apps available in Google Play and Apps Store in IoS. The new ride booking app is considered as one of the most innovative apps available in the market. This kind of apps actually has been around for a while outside Indonesia such as US, European countries, Singapore, etc. What does this app do? So basically, we use our apps to locate car or bike which is available near us and use it as our courier or taxi. Uber is one of the pioneer in this apps followed by other apps such as Lyft (which is not available in Indonesia), Grab Taxi (Malaysia), GoJek (Indonesia), etc. This time, we try to research people’s behavior toward these new apps. However, the survey was conducted only in Jakarta as there are not many cities have been served by these apps. 1. HAVE YOU TRIED NEW TRANSPORTATION APPS SUCH AS GOJEK, GRABTAXI, UBER, GRABBIKE? From the total of respondents that answered the question, around 60% of the respondents never tried these apps. The result is quite shocking as all those apps have advertised their product through various media. However, most of people are still reluctant to use it despite its easily accessibility through their own smartphone. 2. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE RIDE BOOKING APPS? From around 40% that have tried this kind of apps, GoJek is the most favorite app that the respondents use or around 66% of the respondents. For people who live in Jakarta, GoJek rider is easily spotted in Jakarta’s traffic through their green helmet and Jacket. Secondly, GrabTaxi is the 2nd app that people mostly use in Jakarta. For people who don’t know GrabTaxi, GrabTaxi is basically a taxi broker app. With their apps, we could find taxi easily without standing in the sidewalk to stop for a taxi. The third favorite app is Uber which is the pioneer of Ride Booking apps in the world. Uber is considered new app and which was called controversial by Ahok (DKI Jakarta Governor) as it is also considered illegal taxi. However, after several controversies Uber is still running and expanding to few cities such as Bandung and Bali. # OPTION TOTAL ANSWER PERCENTAGE 1 GoJek 259 65.9 % 2 Grab Taxi 146 37.15 % 3 Uber 61 15.52 % 4 Grab Bike 22 5.6 % 5 Other option 6 1.53 % 3. WHY ARE YOU INTERESTED TO USE THIS KIND OF APPS? From all the respondents who already try this kind of apps, convenient is the number one reason why they use these apps. As we know, finding public transportation in Jakarta is really hard especially in the rush hour such as in the morning and evening. Using this apps makes our life easier as we only login into our selected apps then we can find public transportation. The second reason why people use this app is because of pricing. For some apps such as Uber is considered cheap relatively to regular taxi. However, GoJek, GrabTaxi, GrabBike pricing is considered relatively similar compared to regular transportation. The third reason is because friends refer to their friend to use the app. This is a very good marketing trick as usually the referrer and referee also get the same discount or credit. Therefore, many first time users will use the promo code for their first ride. # OPTION TOTAL ANSWER PERCENTAGE 1 Convenient 227 57.76 % 2 Cheap 165 41.98 % 3 My friends refer me to use it 130 33.08 % 4 I couldn’t find any public transportation near my location 77 19.59 % 5 I don’t have any transportation 57 14.5 % 6 Other option 33 8.4 % 4. SINCE THE APPS ARE EASILY ACCESSIBLE, WOULD YOU PREFER USING THIS APP TO USING CONVENTIONAL METHOD SUCH AS REGULAR TAXI OR REGULAR OJEK? Around 83% of the respondents who say “yes” will use this app again in the future. For people who already try this app usually will get hooked up because it’s very convenient to use this app rather using regular transportation. Besides that, all the transactions in this app are cashless so we don’t really have to bother about the change. # OPTION TOTAL ANSWER PERCENTAGE 1 Will prefer use this app 327 83.21 % 2 I prefer use regular transportation such as regular taxi or regular ojek 66 16.79 % 5. DO YOU THINK THIS KIND OF APPS IS RISKIER RATHER USING REGULAR TRANSPORTATION SUCH AS REGULAR TAXI OR OJEK? From the respondents who say they have tried these apps, around 78% of the respondents said that they are not afraid to use this app. As you know, the drivers coming to you after ordering transportation through the apps are regular people having job as public drivers. They don’t work to the company who run the apps, but they only do profit sharing with the apps. In several countries, there are criminal cases that involve the driver and the passenger. However, in Indonesia we haven’t heard any crime involved with any of those drivers with its passenger. Therefore, many of us think that using these apps is safe. # OPTION TOTAL ANSWER PERCENTAGE 1 No 313 79.64 % 2 Yes 80 20.36 % 6. WHAT IS YOUR COMPLAINT WHEN YOU ARE USING THIS APP? The number one complaint that the passenger always complain is lack of driver around the location. Around 57% of the respondents say they have hard time to find the nearest driver. This reason is make sense because the penetration of this app to public is considered low compared to regular transportation. However, with aggressive marketing done by the app developer the situation will be better going forward. The 2nd complaint that people always complain is the pricing. Sometimes the pricing for this app is quite expensive especially in the rush hour. However, the pricing in rush hour sometimes is understandable due to lack of supply and demand of public transportation nearby. # OPTION TOTAL ANSWER PERCENTAGE 1 Very hard to find the nearest driver 221 56.23 % 2 Expensive 114 29.01 % 3 The vehicle was in very bad condition 58 14.76 % 4 Other option 49 12.47 % 5 The Driver is not reliable 32 8.14 % 7. WILL YOU USE THE RIDE BOOKING APPS AGAIN IN THE FUTURE? From the total respondents who said that they already tried the apps, most of them or around 93% will use this app again in the future. For people who already try this app like me, using this app is very convenient and makes our life easier. With the touch of one click, we can find the nearby driver and just hop on to our favorite public transportation. We don’t have to wait again in the queuing line or standing in the sidewalk for 15 minutes or longer. Hopefully, all of this apps will getting better in the future and help Jakarta to reduce its congestion by providing more public transportation services to general public. # OPTION TOTAL ANSWER PERCENTAGE 1 Yes 362 92.11 % 2 No 31 7.89 % For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below. 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 ( gendr,age range, locationby province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. Click the icon to download XLS report Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 June 9, 2015 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Mobile Online Ticketing vs In-Store Ticketing – Survey Report by jakmin June 8, 2015 written by jakmin Nowadays, we can use several ways to buy ticket: online ticketing and in-store ticketing. Online ticketing is not only buying ticket by using your own devices (smartphone, tablet or desktop computer), but also by asking ticket agents or other ticket channels such as Indomaret and Alfamart, where they buy the ticket using internet. Online ticketing truly eases people when buying ticket. But, does this new way of buying ticket affect other people who previously often buy ticket on in-store ticketing? Therefore, here, JAKPAT conducted a survey to know how respondents ever buying ticket via online and in-store ticketing respond to online ticketing. We firstly asked them whether Inflatable water slide for sale Canada they have ever bought ticket online or not and whether they also have ever bought ticket on in-store ticketing or not. After asking those questions, we obtained 546 respondents (18-40 y/o) buying ticket via online and in-store ticketing. KINDS OF TICKETS THEY OFTEN BUY ONLINE Q3 (multiple answer) : What ticket or fare do you often buy online? Total Age Range 16-19 20-25 26-29 30-35 36-39 40-45 Option 1 : Plane 344 17 198 77 44 7 1 63,00% 47,22% 63,06% 64,17% 73,33% 46,67% 100,00% Option 2 : Train 319 17 188 79 27 8 0 58,42% 47,22% 59,87% 65,83% 45,00% 53,33% 0,00% Option 3 : Bus 37 5 16 10 5 1 0 6,78% 13,89% 5,10% 8,33% 8,33% 6,67% 0,00% Option 4 : Ship 12 1 8 1 2 0 0 2,20% 2,78% 2,55% 0,83% 3,33% 0,00% 0,00% Option 5 : Concert 102 10 65 20 5 2 0 18,68% 27,78% 20,70% 16,67% 8,33% 13,33% 0,00% Option 6 : Other 8 0 5 2 1 0 0 1,47% 0,00% 1,59% 1,67% 1,67% 0,00% 0,00% Total 822 50 480 189 84 18 1 150,55% 138,89% 152,87% 157,50% 140,00% 120,00% 100,00% Generally, Plane, train and concert tickets are the most often bought tickets via online by respondents. Nevertheless, there is a slight different preference on respondents (25-29 & 36-39 y/o). They more often buy train ticket than plane ticket. KINDS OF TICKETS THEY OFTEN BUY ON IN-STORE TICKETING Q4 (multiple answer) : What ticket or fare do you often buy on in-store ticketing? Total Age Range 16-19 20-25 26-29 30-35 36-39 40-45 Option 1 : Plane 119 10 66 21 18 4 0 21,79% 27,78% 21,02% 17,50% 30,00% 26,67% 0,00% Option 2 : Concert 130 9 78 26 13 4 0 23,81% 25,00% 24,84% 21,67% 21,67% 26,67% 0,00% Option 3 : Train 298 17 177 68 29 7 0 54,58% 47,22% 56,37% 56,67% 48,33% 46,67% 0,00% Option 4 : Bus 258 16 141 62 32 6 1 47,25% 44,44% 44,90% 51,67% 53,33% 40,00% 100,00% Option 5 : Ship 52 3 27 12 9 1 0 9,52% 8,33% 8,60% 10,00% 15,00% 6,67% 0,00% Option 6 : Other 38 1 26 10 1 0 0 6,96% 2,78% 8,28% 8,33% 1,67% 0,00% 0,00% Total 895 56 515 199 102 22 1 163,92% 155,56% 164,01% 165,83% 170,00% 146,67% 100,00% In general, our respondents often buy train, bus and concert tickets via in-store ticketing. Nevertheless, respondents (30-35 y/o) more often buy bus ticket than train ticket (53.33% vs 48.33%). It shows that those respondents more often travel by bus than train. Therefore, bus agents can provide online service for them to ease them buying ticket. ONLINE TICKETING VS IN-STORE TICKETING According to the survey result, generally, respondents prefer buying ticket online to in-store ticketing (86.81%). So, we can conclude that 8 in 10 respondents say “yes” to online ticketing. Moreover, those who say “no” to online ticketing can be assumed that they are respondents buying ticket on in-store ticketing. THEIR REASONS FOR BUYING TICKET ONLINE Overall, top 3 reasons for buying ticket online are fast, easiness and convenience. So, it is true that online ticketing cuts their purchasing process time. Their reason for buying ticket on in-store ticketing We also asked their reason for buying ticket via in-store ticketing. Here, we found that safe, easiness and fast are their reason for buying ticket via in-store ticketing. Respondents still think that buying ticket on in-store ticketing does not take so much time, as fast becomes the third reason for them. HOW RESISTANT THEY ARE Q8 (single answer) : Will you continue using your method for buying ticket or fare (if you prefer buying ticket or fare online, you will buy it online in the future, and vice versa) Total Q5 (single answer) : Do you prefer buying ticket or fare online to in-store ticketing? Yes No Option 1 : Yes 515 460 55 94,32% 97,05% 76,39% Option 2 : No 31 14 17 5,68% 2,95% 23,61% Total 546 474 72 100,00% 100,00% 100,00% We also wondered how resistant they are to their current method of buying ticket. Thus, we compared they answer on Q8 with Q5 using custom cross tabulation on JAKPAT’s dashboard. Here, we found that 9 in 10 respondents who prefer buying ticket online are resistant while, only 7 in 10 respondents who prefer buying ticket on in-store ticketing are resistant. It shows that respondents buying ticket online are more resistant that those buying ticket on in-store ticketing. For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below. 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 ( gendr,age range, locationby province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. Click the icon to download XLS report And also PDF Report here: Online Ticketing vs In-Store Ticketing – Survey Report from JAKPATAPP Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 June 8, 2015 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
News & Update Hadiah JAKPAT Juni 2015 by jakmin June 7, 2015 written by jakmin Hi JAKPATers , long time no see 😀 Agak telat sedikit tapi gapapa ya JAKPATers, Update utk Bulan Juni ini ada Hadiah-Hadiah Baru yang mungkin belum sempat JAKPAT bahas nih 🙂 June 7, 2015 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Retail Tracking Retail Tracking Data – Day 1 – 6 June 2015 by jakmin June 7, 2015 written by jakmin As mentioned in our last article about retail tracking here. We would like to share the result of our first day tracking as seen below. Here are the summary: Retail Tracking Daily Report Day1 from JAKPATAPP Detail PDF Report Retail Tracking Detail Day 01 from JAKPATAPP For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below. 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 ( gendr,age range, locationby province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. . Click the icon to download XLS report Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 June 7, 2015 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Retail Tracking Retail Tracking : Measure Daily Retail Shopping Behavior by jakmin June 7, 2015 written by jakmin Retail measurement has been done within many methods and technology especially in recent years. Ranged from survey, mobile diaries, to RFID tech. Retail measurement is used to define retail shopping behavior trend of the market. Now it’s not only measuring items shopped and spending but also consumer movement in-store to measure the effectiveness of store layout and display. Mobile Survey App is one effective way to measure retail shopper behavior. And why is that? Push notification will enable you to get data in real-time, tracking 200 consumer per day will took you only 1-2 hours to finish the data collection process. So let’s say you collect data at 9PM, 10PM is done. The tracking process is under consumer control and consent, since consumer is installing the app by themselves and consumer can choose to participate or not. Starts from the month, JAKPAT is tracking retail shopper behavior through it’s mobile survey app and will publish the report periodically from daily, weekly, and monthly. Soon in July/Aug we’ll introduce our Tracking Dashboard that will display tracking data better. What we track Retail items shopped today per product category in detail (food,drink,personal care) Shop at where Retail Shopping Spending Promotion/ Ads Awareness and Engagement during Shopping Survey Preview Here is the survey preview of the retail tracking http://jakpat.net/survey/preview/X5DCDXBOD This survey is also available in JAKPAT’s Survey Template so you can use this template to send your own survey. We’ve tracked day 1, and you can read the sample report here. June 7, 2015 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Lifestyle Indonesian Behavior of Homecoming in 2015 – Survey Report by jakmin June 5, 2015 written by jakmin Homecoming is a yearly common phenomenon in Indonesia for celebrating Eid al-Fitr with other families. As we know, Indonesia has many populated islands and not all people living in an island are from the same family. Thus, when Eid al-Fitr comes, they will visit other families’ houses or visit their parents’ houses. Here, because of the upcoming Eid al-Fitr, JAKPAT wanted Inflatable water slide for sale Canada to know people behavior when welcoming Eid al-Firt with Homecoming. This survey is followed by 500 respondents in Jabodetabek, 200 respondents in Bandung, 200 respondents in Surabaya and 200 respondents in Yogyakarta. Here is the infographic of this survey Private car still becomes the main choice for homecoming We provided some options of transportation that will be used by our respondents, and it turned out that the highest percentage is on private car: Jabodetabek (36.36%); Bandung (36.9%); Surabaya (39.29%) and Yogyakarta (38.4%). People in Surabaya are the most respondents will travel by their cars for homecoming. Public transportation is still infrequently used by them for homecoming. More than 20% of respondents in Bandung and Surabaya also travel by motorbike for their homecoming. Where are they going? We also were curious in knowing their homecoming destination, thus we asked where they would be going. It turned out that +25% of respondents living in Jabodetabek will go to Central Java and West Java. The trip from Jabodetabek to Central and West Java still can be reached in 1 day (from 6 to 10 hours). It might be the cause motivating them to travel by private cars. Respondents living in Surabaya tend to have families living near their house, as we can see that most of them will travel to cities around East Java (73.21%). Respondents in Yogyakarta also tend to have other families living near Yogyakarta. As shown on the infographic, +50% of them will travel to cities in Central Java and Yogyakarta. Lastly, respondents living in Bandung also have families living near them, as we can see that 56.07% of them will travel to cities around West Java. Travel with family, alone or whom? So, our last question was with whom they will travel. And it turned out that majority of respondents travel with their family: Jabodetabek (45.45%); Bandung (49.71%); Surabaya (54.17%) and Yogyakarta (41.6%). Several respondents also travel with their big family: Yogyakarta is the most respondents travelling with their big family (28%). Travelling with friends or spouse is low (on average less than 10%), based on the survey result. It shows that people prefer travelling with their family to travelling alone, with friends or with spouse. For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below. 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 ( gendr,age range, locationby province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. Click the icon to download XLS report of Jabodetabek Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 June 5, 2015 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Marketing Are You the Angry Tweeter? – Survey Report by jakmin June 5, 2015 written by jakmin We all know that one kind of a friend that always complains in social media, or admit it, you have done it maybe once or twice. Under social media anonymity people can freely express their thought. As social media become the most popular option to communicate among millennials, the way of expressing disappointment are also shifting. But does social media act as a medium between a disappointed customer and the company? JAKPAT conducted a survey about customer complaint behavior in social media among 710 millennials. Those respondents were divided into their complaint’s behavior in social media More than half of respondents (59.69%) give complaint directly to the service/product provider but only 31.69% of respondents ever posted complaint in their social media. Twitter is the most popular social media to post complaint according to majority of the respondents or 63.56%, followed by Facebook with 51.11% respondents. Top reason why respondents choose certain social media to post their complaint is because it most frequently used by service/product provider with 46.22% of respondents, so it is about getting the message delivered. The customers have posted their complaint, they mention the service/product provider social media account, now what? The customers are waiting for the response. Most respondents (56.89%) expect to get response in an hour, with 34.87% respondents expect to get 15-minutes-or-less response. The rest 35.56% are fine waiting for response for more than an hour until few days and the other 7.56% respondents do not expect to get response. Speaking of the content, the majority of the respondents with 73.56% of the respondents expects “Apology statement along with service/product provider’s effort to fix the cause of the dissatisfaction”. Financial compensation such as discount or voucher does not attract many respondents with only 12.98% respondents want that. Service recovery, although it is recommended, can be a backfire if service/product provider does not know what is needed by the respondents. If service/product provider gives service recovery that does not meet customer’s expectation, chances are between the customer will post complaint for the second time in hope to get responses (51.44%) or the service/product provider will be left by the customer (47.6%). Yet on the other hand, great service recovery may benefit the service/product provider as the customers are willing to give good word of mouth. From this survey we know that social media have not yet acted as the medium between disappointed customer and the company. They who choose to use social media, choose a way to ensure that the company gets the message. They also expect fast response which tells them that the company is willing to fix the things that cause the disappointment. Company must understand what the customers expect since customer has a power to spread either bad or good word of mouth depending on how satisfied they are with the response that they get. For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below. 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 ( gendr,age range, locationby province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below. 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 ( gendr,age range, locationby province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. Click the icon to download XLS report —— Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 June 5, 2015 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Survey Tutorial Voice of Customer Survey by jakmin June 5, 2015 written by jakmin Not a single business can survive and become an industry leader without listening to their customers.That is why it is important for everyone in the industry to know the voice of their customer.Effective voice of the customer programs allow you to connect and engage with customers at key points in the customer journey. Voice of the Customer (VoC) is a market research technique that produces a detailed set of customers wants and needs, organized into a hierarchical structure, then prioritized in terms of relative importance and satisfaction with current alternatives. There are many ways to obtain VoC; focus group, individual interviews, ethnographic techniques, etc. The data collected from VoC survey can be used to help determine market segmentation, product evaluation, and awareness, along with the customers’ overall satisfaction. That is why it is critical that the product development team are involved in the process. VoC surveys are usually personally addressed to the individual, asking specific questions based on customers’ recent purchase or request. Here are 4 key areas to consider when building your VoC program: Capture: It’s important to identify customer listening posts both internally and externally. Surveys are the easiest and most common way to establish listening posts across all customer touch-points and departments. Analyze: After capturing key insights, you can then analyze feedback in real-time. It’s important to deliver clear and actionable insight to the right employee stakeholders. Act: Successful VoC programs put you in the best position to act on real-time insight. Knowing where the problem areas are allows you and your team to take corrective action. Monitor: Continuous monitoring helps you to track your results over time. Having a real-time pulse on your customers helps you uncover patterns to see where you are making improvements across the enterprise. Ready to Send Voice of Customer Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this for or Call to +622745015293 June 5, 2015 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Survey Tutorial New Product Development Survey Questions by jakmin June 4, 2015 written by jakmin Ideals of every entrepreneur is to have a sustainable business and every consumers familiar with the products. But because it has been too long lifespan of the products, the company didn’t realize the consumers need has been changing. If the company doesn’t renew the products, even of the design, various the products or marketing and of course based on consumers need, probably it will facilitate the new threat enter the business. Avoiding this case, company should develop new product. Before the company develop new product, better they do survey to ensure whether a new product is a hit or a miss. Send the questions to potential consumers to make sure they love your new ideas or collect invaluable consumers who haven’t purchased from your company before too. These questions need to be considered carefully, to avoid product failure after considerable investment down the line. What’s your first reaction to this new product idea? How well, if at all, does the word “INNOVATIVE” describe this new product? How well, if at all, does the word “WELL-MADE” describe this new product? How often, if ever, do you currently use other, similar products? If this product were available today, how likely would you be to buy this product? How likely is it that you would recommend our new product to a friend or colleague? When you think about this new product, do you think of it as something people might NEED or as something people might WANT? When you’re considering new products in this area, what are the top two things you generally consider? In your own words, what are the things that you like most about this new product? In your own words, what are the things that you would most like to improve in this new product? When the survey has done, you can analyse what consumers like and where you can do the improvement of your idea about the product. This stage gives you a chance to develop the concept further, and thinking the strategy of your marketing message will be. Ready to Send New Product Development Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 June 4, 2015 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Survey Tutorial Concept Testing Survey by jakmin June 4, 2015 written by jakmin Concept testing is the process of using quantitative and qualitative methods to evaluate consumer response to a product idea prior to the introduction of a product to the market. In other hand, it can save you a lot of money and time to concept test your idea first before bring it to the world. Basically, concept testing can be simple and quick or iterative and sophisticated. In this article, we’ll specifically talk about a qualitative methods through a survey platform. Here are some ideas to help beginners and professionals get it right. Identify your survey need After a long process of collecting idea for your product, you might need to learn whether your ideas is resonate with the segments who are likely to become your costumers. You better start with the questions such as : Does this product stand out against my competitor’s product? Does this product capture customers attention? Do they recognize this brand? Do they trust this brand? which button would make them buy? The answers to these questions make it easy to choose a concept to go with, and they help hone the final product. Conduct your concept testing survey based on your need Some of you may still confuse on how you apply these concept testing methods? First, you have to remember that all sorts of business challenges can be solved with the right test testing. Therefore, you have to know exactly what kind of survey will match your need. Here a few example: Logo Testing. Online surveys are a great way to test different creative concepts and designs to ultimately come up a logo that visually communicates your brand best. Website design and feedback. Trough a concept testing survey you can get an insight about your target population think related to your website design. Beside, it help you make sure you get everything right. Social Media Campaigns. Do your customers expect to see you on Twitter? Or do they prefer to find out about you via a blog, on LinkedIn, or on a Facebook news feed? Use an online survey to find the answers you need. Ads, landing, pages, and conversions. Many online marketers test headlines, images, and content on their websites to identify winning combinations of messages and creative. Which ad tends to grab the most eyeballs, and is the ad compelling enough to get visitors to click, convert, and become customers? This method of testing is can give your conversion rate optimization efforts a real boost. Testing your ideas before launch it to the market is important so that you can maximize strength of your future product and eliminate the weakness. With JAKPAT, you can conduct surveys to the specific segment of respondents so you can have the data you need. Ready to Send Concept Testing Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 June 4, 2015 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail