This document presents a brief overview of e-commerce consumer behavior in Indonesia, including statistics indicating a 7.10% increase in B2C e-commerce from 2013 to 2014, with $2.6 billion in sales figures reported. Key insights from surveys reveal that Indonesian consumers often shop impulsively, prefer online shopping for safety and lower prices, and predominantly use personal computers for accessing e-commerce sites. Additionally, physical interaction with products and untrustworthy delivery services are noted as reasons for hesitance in online shopping.
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