App-based ojek service becomes the current trend in Indonesia. Being initiated by Go-Jek, the segment sees GrabBike, Blujek, and the newly-launched LadyJek joining the competition. Promo becomes one of attractions that thses services offer. Question is, what if those promos end? Will users leave the trend? DailySocial and JakPat collaborate to find out about this. Continue reading Survey: Two Third of App-Based “Ojek” Service Consumers are Considered Loyal
The music industry indeed has changed, from vinyl record to internet-based music streaming. After the era of iTunes, the latter seems to be more common to the public. DailySocial and JakPat conducted a survey towards 1003 respondents to learn about their adaptation to the latest innovation of music industry. Continue reading Survey: Most Indonesians Won’t Pay for Paid Music Streaming Services
Nowadays, it seems that tech startups have fit in perfectly among the people, as consumers are used to travel using Go-Jek or shopping at online marketplaces. However, the “tech startup” term is actually something unfamiliar to the people. At least that’s what we found from our collaborative survey with JakPat. Continue reading Survey: Indonesians are still Unfamiliar with the “Tech Startup” Term
4G/LTE trial and commercialization done by four giant operators in Indonesia in numerous cities this July makes the coverage of mobile broadband services become much easier. DailySocial partners with JakPat to find out the people’s comment on the service and whether they feel the positive presence of it or not. Continue reading Survey: People’s Comments on 4G/LTE Implementation
In 2013, Vela Asia (now Paraplou) published Indonesians’ preferred payment method. Back then, bank transfer was ranked first, followed by Cash On Delivery (COD) and credit card. DailySocial partners with JakPat did a survey on the same topic to find out whether two years have changed the people’s preference or not. Continue reading Survey: In 2015, Bank Transfer Is Still Online Shoppers’ Favorite
DailySocial has nust surveyed a number of startups about the total budget of marketing they spend each and every month. The survey shows up that while some of them spend more than Rp 50 million in a month, not all of them are satisfied with the result. Continue reading DailySocial Conducted a Research on Startups’ Marketing Budget