Before the Program:
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51% of mothers were aware of financial products and services
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53% of mothers have never started a family financial planner
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57% of mothers are aware of the existence of financial institutions and regulatory bodies
Indonesian mothers today are increasingly proactive in seeking knowledge and tools to secure their family's financial future. As the role of mothers evolves over time, their influence over family budgeting, savings, and insurance decisions has grown significantly. This shift is occurring in parallel with the rise of digital literacy and social commerce, creating a new generation of financially curious, community-driven mothers.
Amidst this trend, financial institutions face the challenge of standing out in a saturated market where trust and authenticity are paramount. Consumers are no longer swayed by traditional top-down marketing alone—they seek guidance from peer networks, relatable content, and brands that demonstrate real social value.
Recognizing this shift, Prudential Indonesia partnered with Supermom under the Project 1MPACT initiative to deliver high-impact financial literacy classes tailored for Indonesian mothers. By engaging the Project 1MPACT participants with meaningful financial education and family budgeting information, the campaign positioned Prudential as both a financial partner and a socially responsible brand—bridging the gap between insurance solutions and the everyday realities of modern family life.
Leveraging participants from the Project 1MPACT initiative, the campaign was executed as a hybrid learning series that combined education with community activation. Key components included:
A dual-content format: Foundational financial literacy by Supermom, followed by deep-dive sessions led by Prudential Indonesia.
Pre- and post-learning assessments to quantify learning outcomes and behavioral shifts.
Task-based WhatsApp activation to drive retention and interaction.
Hyperlocal execution through city-based events and nationwide webinars via Zoom.
Expert-Led Education
The program was anchored by certified financial professionals with specialized knowledge in family and household financial planning. This ensured that the sessions delivered not just theoretical knowledge, but practical, actionable insights that participants could immediately apply to their daily lives. The credibility of expert facilitators enhanced trust and positioned Prudential as a reliable source of financial guidance.
Practical, Family-Centric Curriculum
The content was designed around the real-life financial challenges faced by Indonesian mothers—from monthly budgeting and goal-based saving to insurance planning and future-proofing their family's financial wellbeing. This relevance ensured high engagement and retention, as participants could see the direct value of the lessons in their own households.
Seamless Digital Integration
The campaign leveraged a digital-first delivery model, using WhatsApp groups for coordination and engagement, Zoom webinars for live sessions, and mobile-optimized learning materials for self-paced learning. This approach catered to the digital behavior of today’s Indonesian mothers, enabling convenient participation regardless of location or schedule. The result was a scalable, high-touch learning experience that maintained personal relevance while reaching thousands across the country.
Before the Program:
51% of mothers were aware of financial products and services
53% of mothers have never started a family financial planner
57% of mothers are aware of the existence of financial institutions and regulatory bodies
After the Program:
100% of participants became aware of financial institutions and regulatory bodies
78% expressed a desire to explore financial products and services
Nearly 2 in 3 moms indicated intent to start family financial planning or consider insurance