After one of our previous articles, we’re revisiting Indonesian consumer’s opinions about snacks. This time, we’d like to check regarding their choice in specific types
School’s back in, and not from the holidays – the government has announced that by July 2021, offline schools will start again[1]. Of course, the
Gadgets, which used to be clunky, expensive, and relatively hard to get, have now become an almost irreplaceable part of our lives. Smartphone users alone
During the pandemic, many exercise options are becoming unavailable, or at least very limited. New trends emerged, from the obvious increase in bicycle users[1] to
The trend regarding investing your money beyond savings in bank and/or non-bank has been quite prominent among Indonesian consumers in the past few years. Financial
Education is one of the main sectors that are severely impacted by the pandemic. Over 530.000 schools have closed, affecting around 68 million students[1], limiting
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In the past year, boycotting specific brands became a prominent trend among many people around the world, including Indonesians. However, as time passed, consumer behavior
The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the financial landscape in various countries, including in Indonesia. We can see its significant transformation in the rising use of
The Israel-Palestine conflict has stirred global sentiments, including in Indonesia, where a significant portion of the population has engaged in boycotts against certain brands. Viral
According to numerous news sources, Indonesians these days prefer to purchase old cars over brand-new ones. However, as stated in the previous article, our research
Pros and cons have arisen regarding the Indonesian government’s plan to implement a new policy of standardizing cigarette packaging without brand identity in the Draft
Many news reports said that people in 2024, Indonesians prefer to buy used cars instead of the new ones. Hence, Snapcart conducted research to discover