E-Commerce Sites In Indonesia 2014

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E-Commerce sitesin Indonesia 2014Omnibus Popular Brand IndexDate: June 2014

A. Detail findings1.2.3.4.5.6.7.Popular Brand IndexBrand awarenessExpansiveLast UsedFuture IntentionSwitchingGeneral Information2

A. Detail findings1.1. Popular Brand Index ConceptFutureIntentionTop ofMind(TOM)One of the most important Assets of the company andrepresent identity of a company is the Brand. "Brand or trademarkis a name or symbol that is associated with the product/service andcause psychological meaning/association". In addition, the brandalso as a promotional tools, so that a product with certain brandwould likely gain popularity or awareness in the community levelthat will affect consumer behaviour in the community.POPULARBRANDINDEX(PBI)To determine organization performance we could see fromdevelopment of the brand. W&S study based on development ofPBI (Popular Brand Index) concept which included community topof mind brand, expansive or spread of the brand, total purchase orlast used of the brand, and consumer intention to purchase brand.Last UsedExpansive𝑃𝐵𝐼 𝑤1 𝑇𝑂𝑀 𝑤2 𝐸𝑥𝑝𝑎𝑛𝑠𝑖𝑣𝑒 𝑤3 𝐿𝑎𝑠𝑡𝑈𝑠𝑒𝑑 𝑤4 𝐼𝑛𝑡𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛Additional Information : Top of Mind (TOM) First brand mentioned by respondents. Expansive Scope and spread of brand. Last Used/ Market Share Total purchase or last used brand in past 3 months. Future Intention Consumer intention to purchase brand.3

A. Detail findings1.2. Popular Brand Index Results (PBI)PBI is obtained by the Internet sampling (Online Panel) and with samples of 864 respondents in the W & Sdatabase Indonesia (nusaresearch). The results obtained for E-Commerce Category with PBI concept is as follows:Rank erniagaFJB upon 0%Lazada is an E-commercesite popular in Indonesiawith a score of 29.2,followed by OLX in secondpositioned with a score of22.1Incidence Rate e-commerce (visited to e-commerce websites in the last three months) is 47.0% from panelpopulation W&S Group Indonesia.4

A. Detail findings1.2.3.4.5.6.7.Popular Brand IndexBrand AwarenessExpansiveLast UsedFuture IntentionSwitchingGeneral Information5

A. Detail findings2.1. Brand Awareness – Top Of MindTo see the power of e-commerce sites, can be measured by the level of knowledge of respondents to the site.From the results of the Top of Mind (TOM) or sites that remembered the first time and that brand comes to mind withspontaneously when speaking in the context of e-commerce are Lazada (40.7%) followed by the OLX (18.6%). Itmeans, Lazada and OLX sites are an e-commerce sites that is very popular in Indonesia.40.7%18.6%9.1%LazadaOLX6.3%FJB Kaskus nn Sample : 86462.0%1.2%Bhinneka Berrybenka0.9%0.5%0.3%eleveniaBukalapakLamido

A. Detail findings2.2. Brand AwarenessWhen looking unaided sites or e-commerce that spontaneously comes to mind of the respondent, apparentlyLazada (71.1%) and OLX (54.7%) still dominate. However, when viewed from the aided or sites that respondentsremembered after being given assistance (Showcard), Zalora (44.4%) and Berniaga (39.9%) were classified into thesites most often remembered by the respondents.87.7%89.4%AIDED83.0%UNAIDED16.7%TOTAL B Kaskus 3.7%Qoo109.3%10.0%TokopediaRakutenn Sample : 864711.7%5.2%Bhinneka .1%3.4%Lamido

A. Detail findings1.2.3.4.5.6.7.Popular Brand IndexBrand AwarenessExpansiveLast UsedFuture IntentionSwitchingGeneral Information8

A. Detail findings3. Expansive1. OLX, 33.0%2. Lazada, 27.7%3. Berniaga, 10.8%4. FJB Kaskus, 7.1%5. Zalora, 6.5%6. Qoo10, 2.0%7. Rakuten, 1.9%8. Tokopedia, 1.9%9. Groupon Disdus, 1.6%10. Blibli, 1.3%n Sample : 8649Expansive is the spread of sites that can beseen anywhere. In this study, OLX (33.0%) andLazada (27.0%) was the most often visible websitein different places or in other words, OLX andLazada may have many ads on TV, billboards,internet ads, etc. Some cases are found, Lazadaand OLX very aggressive in social media.

A. Detail findings4. Last Used1. Lazada, 23.7%2. OLX, 21.4%3. Berniaga, 9.3%4. FJB Kaskus, 9.1%5. Qoo10, 6.1%6. Zalora, 5.1%7. Tokopedia, 4.1%8. Rakuten, 3.7%9. Bhinneka, 2.0%10. elevenia, 1.2%n Sample : 86410Last Used/Frequent used is measured fromthe level of the respondents percentage whovisited the e-commerce sites in the last 3 months.Also seen, Lazada (23.7%) and OLX (21.4%)are e-commerce sites that most visited in the lastthree months (March May 2014). This is one ofthe positive impact caused by the awarenessdomination level.

A. Detail findings5. Future Intention1. Lazada, 21.9%2. OLX, 18.1%3. Berniaga, 10.2%4. Zalora, 7.3%5. FJB Kaskus, 6.5%6. Tokopedia, 5.1%7. Blibli, 3.9%8. Qoo10, 3.5%9. Bhinneka, 3.1%10. Rakuten, 2.4%n Sample : 86411Future Intention measured by the percentageof respondents to the e-commerce sites which willbe visited in the future. Future intentionpercentage is measured by the Loyal respondentsand Switched respondents.In this study, Lazada (21.9%) and OLX(18.1%) are e-commerce sites that mostinteresting and have a big opportunity to be visitedagain.

A. Detail findings1.2.3.4.5.6.7.Popular Brand IndexBrand AwarenessExpansiveLast UsedFuture IntentionSwitchingGeneral Information12

A. Detail findings6. SwitchingFuture E-commerce sitesSwitch, 56.1%19.8%LazadaBerniaga12.4%OLX12.0%9.3%Loyal, 43.9%From this research, apparently there are 56.1% of the 864 samples will switch. Insimple terms, current sites and future sites that will be visited are different.From switched respondents, Lazada (19.8%) and Berniaga (12.4%) are ecommerce sites that they will use in the future.Zalora5.6%Blibli4.3%Tokopedia4.3%FJB kuten2.9%Qoo101.2%Disdus0.8%Bukalapak0.8%Gramedian Sample : 458* Relative to respondents who will switchn Sample : 86413

A. Detail findings1.2.3.4.5.6.7.Popular Brand IndexBrand AwarenessExpansiveLast UsedFuture IntentionSwitchingGeneral Information14

A. Detail findings7.1. Media were routinely used at last 3 monthsInternet (online news, media social,online magazine, etc)96.1%83.9%TelevisionNewspaper (printed media)50.0%Radio33.5%Magazine (printed media)27.0%Tabloid (printed media)20.7%n Sample : 75215From 752 surveyed respondents, 96.1% ofrespondents routinely use the Internet. Followedby television (83.9%). For printed media,newspapers (50.0%) is the most frequently readby respondents.

A. Detail findings7.2. Interesting Ads for each mediaTV, 38.2%n sample : 631Gadget/digital deviceads (Smartphones,Tablets, Laptops,Computer, etc.)Internet, 47.4%n sample : 717Radio, 14.7%n sample : 252Printed Media,43.9%n sample : 43116Currently, Gadgets / digital devices arevery popular in the society. Seen from theoverall media, ads the most interesting byrespondentsis Gadget ads/ digitaldevices ads.

A. Detail findings7.3. Advertising Effects in influencing use of product decisionAdvertising is an important point which gives a significant effect. The quality of a product is not necessarily majorfactor to be selected by society. Advertisements are made to change the public perception. But, advertisement and verygood product, not necessarily be known by the public. To that end, industry or company needs advertising placementinformation. From the research, apparently Internet advertising (Score 56.97) and television commercials (score 51.07)gives a very big influence in affecting respondent decisions. So it is advisable for the industry or company placingadvertisements in the media.Ads Effectiveness Mean Score Ads * IR isionInternetPrinted MediaRadioTelevisionInternetRadioAds Mean Score ImpactAds Effectiveness Printed MediaUsing scale 0.00 – 100.00 if ads effectiveness score was higher then it wouldaffect to the community more higher. Considering the audience of theadvertisement, printed media maybe effective if in terms to persuade audienceto make decision to buy the product. But eventually there is only a small peoplenow that read printed media comparing to television watcher so we assumethat television and internet are more effective than printed media.Mean Score using scale 0.00 – 100.00, which:0.00 - 24.90 : Very small effect1762.50 - 74.90 : Quite influential25.00 - 49.90 : Small effect75.00 - 87.50 : Big influential50.00 - 62.50 : Neutral87.50 - 100.00 : Very large influential

B. Respondent profileRespondentDemography18

B. Respondent profileAgeGender17 - 19 years old, 8.2%Male, 54.2%20 - 24 years old, 25.6%25 - 29 years old, 22.6%30 - 34 years old, 19.6%Female, 45.8%35 - 39 years old, 13.2%40 - 49 years old, 8.4%50 years old and above, 2.4%n Sample : 86419

B. Respondent profileMonthly Household Income Less than IDR 1,500,000IDR 1,500,001 - IDR 2,500,000IDR 2,500,001 - IDR 3,500,000IDR 3,500,001 - IDR 4,500,000 6.5%14.8%14.9%13.3% IDR 4,500,001 - IDR 6,500,000 16.7% IDR 6,500,001 - IDR 8,500,000 8.1% IDR 8,500,001 - IDR 11,000,000 10.2% IDR 11,000,001 - IDR 20,000,000 8.8% IDR 20,000,001 - IDR 30,000,000 3.2% IDR 30,000,001 - IDR 40,000,000 1.7% Over IDR 40,000,000 1.7%n Sample : 86420

B. Respondent profileCityProvinceJawa Barat21.1%Jawa Timur17.7%DKI Jakarta16.8%Jawa 5%BandungBanten5.9%4.7%TangerangSumatra Utara4.9%3.9%MedanDI Yogyakarta2.7%3.7%BekasiSumatra Selatan2.3%3.5%BogorSulawesi Selatan2.1%2.7%YogyakartaBali1.9%2.4%Depokn Sample : 86421

PT. Nusaresearch is a 100% Japanese investment. Our main professions are ‘Online market research’, ‘Web creative’ and ‘Web marketing’.Online research is conducted based on Nusaresearch – our actively managed over 100,000 members panel with various segmentationsacross Indonesia.FOR FURTHER INQUIRIES, PLEASE CONTACT:PT. Nusaresearch» Address: 21H Grand Slipi Tower, Jl. S. Parman Kav. 22-24, Slipi, Jakarta Barat, Indonesia 11480» Office phone: ( 6221) 29 022 227Fax: ( 6221) 29 022 365» Email: info@nusaresearch.com» Website: http://nusaresearch.com/The copyright of this report belongs to PT. Nusaresearch Company. The results (analyzing, wording, data, tables and graphs) ofthis survey can be publicly used, but must be cited and sourced from PT. Nusaresearch Company (also include its website addresshttp://nusaresearch.com).

database Indonesia (nusaresearch). The results obtained for E-Commerce Category with PBI concept is as follows: Incidence Rate e-commerce (visited to e-commerce websites in the last three months) is 47.0% from panel population W&S Group Indonesia. Lazada is an E-commerce site popular in Indonesia with a score of 29.2, followed by OLX in second

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