Agenda

13 October 2026

8:45 AM

Networking and registration

8:50 AM

Opening remarks

9:00 AM

[Opening session]

Indonesia at full speed: Technology, platforms and the new digital playbook

  • Establish where Indonesia’s digital marketing landscape stands in 2026, across maturity, friction and untapped opportunity.
  • Capture the shifts separating adaptive brands from the rest, including AI readiness, platform fragmentation and cautious consumer spending.
  • Set the strategic priorities that will shape competitive advantage and guide the conversations ahead.

9:45 AM

[Case study]

Where is the new homepage? Winning discovery across search, social and AI-generated results

  • Understand where discovery now begins as younger audiences turn to TikTok and ChatGPT for recommendations over traditional search.
  • Reveal how AI Overviews and zero-click results are reshaping visibility for brands still focused on conventional rankings.
  • Redefine the SEO playbook by building the signals, authority and relevance brands need to be recommended across platforms.

10:15 AM

[Panel discussion]

The efficiency gap: Putting AI to work across content, targeting and optimisation

  • Reveal the gap between AI ownership and real efficiency, as marketing teams continue to operate in disconnected tool silos.
  • Demonstrate how AI performs across content, segmentation and optimisation, and where integration breaks down.
  • Define what closes the efficiency gap, from AI literacy and workflow design to connected tools and systems.

10:45 AM

Networking break

11:15 AM

[Case study]

Is your data foundation holding your AI impact back?

  • Examine how incomplete data weakens machine learning, ad optimisation and analytics accuracy, limiting AI’s ability to deliver reliable marketing outcomes. 
  • Uncover how privacy regulations and cookie restrictions are creating hidden gaps in user behaviour and conversion data. 
  • Explore how marketers can recover missing data, maintain measurement integrity and create a privacy-compliant foundation for AI-driven growth. 

11:45 AM

[Panel discussion]

The feed is the store: D-commerce, live selling and the new purchase journey

  • Decode the behaviour behind why consumers now discover, trust and buy through content-led shopping moments.
  • Unpack the brand challenge of competing in a format where entertainment, influence and conversion happen at once.
  • Discover the commercial mechanics behind live selling, creator partnerships, shoppertainment production and performance measurement.

12:15 PM

[Case study]

Marketplace vs owned: Finding the right channel mix for margin, first-party data and growth

  • Surface the cost of marketplace dependency, from platform fees and limited data access to customer relationships owned by the platform.
  • Are owned channels really the solution, and where do brands underestimate the cost of traffic, SEO and daily operations.
  • Compare how brands should decide where to sell, based on margin, control, customer access and growth potential.

12:30 PM

Networking lunch

1:30 PM

[Case study]

Omnichannel CX: Turning fragmented touchpoints into seamless customer journeys

  • Pinpoint where gaps between online, offline, marketplace and owned channels create friction that hurts conversion and loyalty.
  • Question whether brands have the data, team alignment and platform integration needed to deliver connected customer experiences.
  • Benchmark what strong omnichannel execution looks like in practice, from customer handoffs to daily operational decisions.

2:00 PM

[Panel discussion]

From mass reach to micro-trust: Building credibility and conversion in Indonesia’s influence economy

  • Track the shift from macro-influencer reach to micro-creator trust, and what it means for how brands brief, select and measure influence.
  • Test whether current influencer strategies are built for conversion or just awareness, and where the gap between the two is costing brands most.
  • Map how peer validation has become a primary purchase signal in this market.

2:30 PM

[Case study]

Physical touchpoints, digital outcomes: Rethinking O2O for the connected consumer

  • Learn why brands are reinvesting in physical experiences, from activations and OOH to in-store and events.
  • See how DOOH is evolving from static placement into a dynamic, data-connected channel that bridges physical presence with digital targeting.
  • Discover what digitally amplified physical experiences deliver, from footfall and engagement to attribution and sales.

3:00 PM

Networking break 

3:30 PM

[Case study]

Personalisation that pays: Harnessing first-party data to drive repeat purchase and revenue

  • Differentiate between personalisation that feels relevant and personalisation that changes purchase behaviour.
  • Evaluate how first-party data from owned channels, CRM and direct relationships can deliver timely, relevant experiences.
  • Calculate how post-conversion personalisation can support repeat revenue, especially when retention costs less than acquisition.

4:00 PM

[Closing panel discussion]

Playing the long game: Shaping brands for relevance, trust and measurable growth

  • Confront the gap between how Indonesian consumers behave in 2026 and the brand strategies still trying to catch up.
  • Weigh the structural pressures — tighter budgets, platform fragmentation and squeezed middle-class spending — reshaping where and how brands compete.
  • Assess what relevance and trust genuinely demand from marketers when reach alone no longer converts.

4:30 PM

End of conference