
Influencer Marketing: Which Public Figures Entice Indonesians To Shop The Most?
As the time goes by, people’s habit, behavior, even mindset are changing, and technology development has a great influence in this case, especially after social
As the time goes by, people’s habit, behavior, even mindset are changing, and technology development has a great influence in this case, especially after social
As one of the most popular beverages in many countries, including in Indonesia, new innovations are always discovered for coffee, which create new coffee consumption
The rapid evolution of digital technology has significantly altered the way individuals interact with various aspects of their lives, including shopping, banking, education, and entertainment.
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There are many myths and certain stereotypes in our society, especially when it comes to gender diversity. However, according to some studies, not all myths/stereotypes
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