INSTAGRAM DAN FENOMENA “JASTIP” DI INDONESIA

doi:10.36782/jcs.v9i1.1871

INSTAGRAM DAN FENOMENA “JASTIP” DI INDONESIA

Intan Siti Muslicha, Irwansyah Irwansyah

Abstract

Technological advances have now given birth to new media. The information environment arises from the simultaneous and rapidly interconnected Internet evolution of transmission systems, content, quality, and structure of the new media itself. One example of new media is social media, including Instagram. Instagram is now not only an arena for uploading photos but as a means to carry out digital marketing activities. The social media platform has developed as a form of global communication and bridges the relationship between humans and products. As time goes on, a new business model has been born on Instagram. One business model is "jastip," a synonym for entrusted services, allowing Instagram users to buy goods through providers of services that are usually different cities or countries. This article aims to find out information about "jastip," and its impact on business activities and digital marketing, especially in Indonesia.

To cite this article (7^th APA style):

Muslicha, I. S. & Irwansyah (2019). Instagram dan Fenomena “Jastip” di Indonesia [Instagram and the “Jastip” Phenomena in Indonesia]. Journal Communication Spectrum, 9(2), 143-157. http://dx.doi.org/10.36782/jcs.v9i1.1871

Keywords

New Media; Social Media; Instagram; Digital Marketing; Jastip

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