Indonesia is home to 277 million people and has great economic potential that is overlooked by the rest of the world. As the largest economy in Southeast Asia, the growth is expected to increase at a steady rate. It is predicted that Indonesian’s economy will grow to 5.9% in 2023, up from 2022’s target of 5.2%.
People now rely on their devices for information instead of television or newspapers. Indonesians spend a huge amount of time online (8 hours 52 minutes), much more than the global average of 6 hours 58 minutes. As a result, more businesses are shifting their marketing strategy to modern ways. Social media is a powerful place to sell as it is one of the top ways consumers learn about a brand today. Hence, businesses are turning to influencer marketing to boost their social presence.
INDONESIA: SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETPLACE
Although influencer marketing can reach a larger audience, it is crucial to know which platform works best for a successful campaign. Given the changing landscape, it is difficult to keep up with the trend. To get you started, here’s a quick overview of the country’s social media and influencer marketing trends.
73.7%
Internet Penetration Rate
61.8%
of Indonesians Are Active Social Media Users
3H 14Min
Average Daily Time Spent Using Social Media
Our Influencers
Millen Cyrus
Alyssa Daguise
Nikita Kusuma
Rebecca klopper
Aurelie Hermansyah
Elika Boen
Mullie Marlina
Filo Sebastian
Essy Widjaja
Alvin Suryanto
Successful influencer markeTING campaigns
@kartikadewi20
@zhavanyameidi
@syevaseptiane
Asia Music Group
Macro lifestyle influencers were engaged to create buzz and raise awareness for the BINI & BGYO virtual party. Each of them participated in the party actively, which contributed to a lively yet engaging party. As a result, they created 45 unique pieces of content to show how much fun they had at the virtual party.