Jasa SPG Jual Hewan Kurban Lewat Media Sosial | REDAKSI PAGI (23/05/25)

Summary

Ahead of Idul Adha, goat and sheep farmers in Wonosobo, Central Java, are boosting sales by using live social media broadcasts with the help of sales promotion girls (SPGs). Meanwhile, in Jombang, East Java, a young farmer named Yasin offers not only goats for sale but also free salon services, including washing, trimming, and feeding. Prices range from Rp2 million to Rp5 million, depending on the animal's size and type. This innovative approach has proven to be an effective way of increasing sales and attracting customers.

Takeaways

• 😀 Farmers in Wonosobo, Central Java, use social media live streams to promote animal sales ahead of Idul Adha with the help of sales promotion girls (SPGs).
• 😀 A young man in Jombang, East Java, offers a unique bonus with animal sales, providing free goat grooming services ahead of Idul Adha.
• 😀 The cost of a sheep is as low as IDR 4,500 in Wonosobo, making it accessible for buyers looking for affordable livestock.
• 😀 SPGs actively engage with customers through social media live streams and also assist those who visit the farm in person.
• 😀 The animals available for sale in Wonosobo are priced between IDR 2 million and IDR 5 million, depending on the size and type of animal.
• 😀 The live selling method proves to be highly effective in boosting sales, allowing farmers to reach a broader customer base.
• 😀 Some farms offer discounts and services like livestock boarding and slaughtering until the day of sacrifice to attract more buyers.
• 😀 Yasin, a farmer in Jombang, has been running his livestock business since 2013, starting with just two goats and growing to a diverse farm.
• 😀 Yasin's farm features a variety of animals, including Java goats, Etawa goats, and Teksel sheep, available for purchase ahead of Idul Adha.
• 😀 Yasin offers free grooming services, including washing, nail trimming, and wool cutting, as part of his service to buyers.
• 😀 Prices for Yasin's goats range from IDR 3 million to IDR 5 million, depending on the breed and weight, with free maintenance services included.

Q & A

How are goat and sheep breeders in Wonosobo, Central Java, promoting their sales ahead of Idul Adha?

They are promoting their sales through live streams on social media with the help of Sales Promotion Girls (SPGs).

What unique offer is a goat farmer in Jombang, East Java, providing to customers ahead of Idul Adha?

The farmer is offering free 'goat salon' services, where goats are bathed, their hooves cleaned, and their fur groomed before being delivered to customers.

How much does a sheep cost at the farm in Wonosobo?

The price for a sheep starts at Rp 4.500 (though the specific price for each animal may vary).

What is the general reaction from customers about buying livestock through social media live streams?

The reactions from customers have been positive, with no negative feedback reported so far.

What is the range of prices for animals at the goat and sheep farm in Wonosobo?

The price for the livestock ranges from Rp 2 million to Rp 5 million, depending on the type and size of the animal.

In addition to online sales, how else are sales being conducted at the Wonosobo farm?

Sales are also conducted offline, with SPGs assisting customers who visit the farm directly to choose their animals.

How many goats and sheep does the farm in Wonosobo have available for sale as Idul Adha approaches?

The farm has around 200 goats and sheep available for sale as Idul Adha approaches.

How long has Yasin been in the goat farming business, and how did he get started?

Yasin has been in the goat farming business since 2013. He started with two goats purchased by his parents while he was still in junior high school.

What types of goats and sheep does Yasin offer for sale?

Yasin offers various types, including Jawa goats, Etawa goats, and Teckel sheep.

What additional services does Yasin provide for goats purchased from his farm?

Yasin provides free services such as bathing the goats, cleaning their hooves, trimming their fur, and offering free food while the goats are being kept at his farm before delivery.