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Global Consumer Insights Survey 2018 Indonesia Results 65% of respondents are confident towards the country’s economic performance in 2018 Clothing, footwear, health and beauty products are purchased online more than any other items 72% of consumers only use credible / legitimate websites to minimize risks of online security issue The frequency of online purchasing (daily or weekly) in Indonesia is higher compared to those in South East Asia and Global, supported by the increasing number of the population who own a smartphone or computer 68% of respondents expect retailers to have up-to-date information on past and future interactions between customers and retailers Amongst all online media platforms, most of the respondents are more likely to find inspiration from social networks before purchasing items Within Indonesia, South East Asia & Global, most of the respondents are likely to purchase groceries online Same day delivery is the most preferable delivery service are the preferable payment method for retail and in-store purchases M o b i l e P a y m e n t s $ SHOP are likely to order every-day items from retailer websites 85% In Indonesia, of respondents are willing to spend more during the next 12 months 73%

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Page 1: Global Consumer Insights Survey 2018 - Indonesia · Global Consumer Insights Survey 2018 Indonesia Results 65% of respondents are confident towards the country’s economic performance

Global Consumer Insights Survey 2018

Indonesia Results

65%of respondents are confident towards the country’s economic performance in 2018

Clothing, footwear, health and beauty products are purchased online more than any other items

72% of consumers only use credible / legitimate websites to minimize risks of online security issue

The frequency of online purchasing

(daily or weekly) in Indonesia is higher compared to those in

South East Asia and Global, supported by the increasing number of the population who owna smartphone or computer

68%of respondents expectretailers to have up-to-date information on past and future interactions between customers and retailers

Amongst all online media platforms, most of the respondents are more likely to findinspiration from social networks before purchasing items

Within Indonesia, South East Asia & Global,

most of the respondents are likely to purchase groceries online

Same day delivery is the mostpreferable delivery service

are the preferablepayment method for retail and in-store purchases

Mobile

Payments

$

SHOP

are likely to order every-day items from retailer websites

85%

In Indonesia,

of respondents are

willing to spend more during

the next 12 months

73%

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