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MOCA cactus mascot with a magnifying glass and checklist beside the title How to Choose an Influencer Agency in Indonesia
Influencer MarketingIndonesiaMarketing Policy
16 min read

How to Choose an Influencer Marketing Agency in Indonesia: A 2026 Checklist

To choose an influencer marketing agency in Indonesia in 2026, check its written compliance process first (the Etika Pariwara Indonesia ad code, BPOM product rules and platform disclosure settings), then compare creator vetting, cost structure and reporting. Indonesia counted 180 million social media user identities in October 2025 (DataReportal), and BPOM found 26.12% of cosmetics ads non-compliant in 2024. Cosmetics sold in Indonesia also need a halal certificate by 17 October 2026, according to BPOM and BPJPH.

Monas tower and three creator video screens with the headline Jakarta Turns 499, No Promo Video, Just Local Creators
Influencer MarketingIndonesiaS.E.A.
11 min read

Jakarta at 499: How Local Creators Carried a City Campaign Without a Promo Film

The Jakarta Tourism Office commissioned MOCA to make sure residents used the perks for the city's 499th anniversary on June 22, 2026, and MOCA ran the story through local creators and one information account, Spill Jakarta, instead of a promo film. The perks were a flat Rp1 fare on Transjakarta, MRT Jakarta and LRT Jakarta on June 22, 27 and 28, plus free entry to city museums, Ragunan Zoo and Monas (detikNews and detikEdu, June 2026). Content ran in three tracks between June 14 and late August 2026: resident hopes, transit tests and cultural exploration.

From Viral Hits to Search-First: TikTok Shop’s Rule Change Is Reshaping Southeast Asia
Influencer Marketing
7 min read

From Viral Hits to Search-First: TikTok Shop’s Rule Change Is Reshaping Southeast Asia

TikTok Shop rule changes in Southeast Asia, April 2026: the Philippines banned fake promotions, Indonesia's PP Tunas closed about 780,000 underage accounts, and TikTok rewrote its Terms of Use and Sale effective April 1. Search is rising at the same time, with TikTok daily search volume up 40% year-over-year (TikTok Newsroom, March 2026), and MOCA Technology explains why content, search and compliance now decide which brands stay on the platform.

Oil Exceeds $102: Who’s Making Quiet Money in Southeast Asia
E-commerceInfluencer MarketingS.E.A.
7 min read

Oil Exceeds $102: Who’s Making Quiet Money in Southeast Asia

The quiet money is going to brands that sell to Southeast Asia’s own shoppers through local creators and content commerce. Oil above $100 raises shipping costs, yet the region’s digital economy passed $300 billion in 2025 with e-commerce at $185 billion (Google-Temasek-Bain e-Conomy SEA, 2025) and TikTok Shop’s Southeast Asia GMV doubled to $45.6 billion, with Indonesia at $13.1 billion (Momentum Works, February 2026). Influencers surveyed by Vero reported a 72% increase in sponsored content requests (Vero, December 2024).

From Government Ban to $13.1 Billion: TikTok Shop’s Indonesia Comeback
Digital AdvertisingE-commerceIndonesia
7 min read

From Government Ban to $13.1 Billion: TikTok Shop’s Indonesia Comeback

Key Takeaways: TikTok Shop Indonesia generated $13.1 billion in GMV in 2025, a 111% YoY increase after a 2023 government ban. Indonesia is now TikTok Shop’s second-largest global market. Success factors include price-anchoring content strategies, cultural localization for Indonesia’s Muslim-majority population, and meeting strict local compliance requirements (PT PMA entity, BPOM registration, Halal certification). Peak sales occur during the evening hours (around 7–10 PM WIB).

Social Media Shakeup graphic with three chained phones showing Instagram, YouTube and TikTok beside the MOCA cactus mascot
Influencer Marketing
7 min read

Platform Policy Tightening 2025: How TikTok, YouTube & Instagram Are Reshaping the Creator Economy

In 2025 TikTok began warning users at five hashtags per post, YouTube renamed its repetitious content rule to inauthentic content on July 15, and Instagram's rule against recommending aggregator accounts, set for Reels in 2024, reached photos and carousels in 2026. This explainer sets out what each platform said, what the sources do not confirm, and what creators and brands should check.