Social Media & Content Portfolio

We made a video to hype that attention instead of explaining it. When the room is already loud, the job is to lead the noise, not to add a chart.

Instead of another chart, I hyped the moment. With AI, I put the conglomerates behind each stock literally riding the bulls, with the live price cards floating above them.

When IHSG touched a crucial level and turned bullish again, I built the whole concept around that turn. The visual idea came from Kumar.

Instead of telling people Stockbit is ultrafast, I waited and recorded my screen before the market opened. At 09:00:00 you can watch the bid, the offer, and the orders all go through with no lag. Show it, do not say it.

I turned the angle around. The value is not the list of functions, it is what you get to ignore. This feature helps you focus on the brokers that actually move the price and skip the rest of the noise.

The opportunity is still there if you follow the flow. So the message stayed simple: stop reading the noise, look at the movers.

I always add a New Improvement or New Feature ribbon, even on the smallest update. It costs nothing, and over time it builds the feeling that Stockbit ships something every week.

I built the post around a real App Store review instead of a claim we wrote ourselves. It performed well enough to be used as ad material and boosted.

On 21 March 2025 Prajogo Pangestu announced an IDR 5 trillion buyback for Barito Group. We shipped a meme responding to it the same day. Everyone likes a good meme.

Every stock linked to him went up more than 10%. We named the day after him and let the market fill in the joke.

I turned the entire income statement into a single Sankey diagram, with the brands people actually buy sitting next to the revenue line. One look and you can see where every rupiah goes.

So we used his real background instead. A civil engineering graduate who became an investment analyst. The career switch is the story, and anyone stuck in the wrong major saw themselves in it.

We framed it through the younger version of him who used to watch analysts give market commentary on TV. Now he is the one on the screen. Same fact, but it lands as a story instead of a flex.