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Indonesia: A 2016 Review
2016 has been quite a year. For Snapcart, 2016 marks our first anniversary as well as the year where we become a regional company with
March 10, 2017
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2016 has been quite a year. For Snapcart, 2016 marks our first anniversary as well as the year where we become a regional company with
Minimarkets in Indonesia have been hailed as the “killer” of supermarkets since 2012. Its rapid growth has been largely driven by
Over the years, The Philippines has seen a tremendous growth in the numbers of convenience store formats. Many researches have stated that
Snapcart has recently launched a new version of its mobile cashback application for their users in Indonesia and The Philippines.
Nowadays using loyalty programs to build and maintain customer engagement just simply couldn’t cut it anymore.
In the 3rd quarter of 2016, Indonesia-based company and Asia’s first cashback app, Snapcart, boosted its global presence through Southeast Asia’s second biggest market, the
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