Jaringan Kurang Memadai, IM2 Hentikan Pelanggan Baru

JAKARTA, KAMIS — Pelanggan Indosat Mega Media (IM2) di beberapa daerah kemungkinan tidak bisa menggunakan layanan data secara maksimal hingga dua bulan mendatang. Akibat jaringan yang kurang memadai, hingga kemarin (25/2) layanan IM2 terganggu.

Sekretaris Perusahaan IM2 Andri Aslan mengakui masalah ini. Menurut Andri, beberapa daerah yang mengalami gangguan layanan adalah Bali, Bandung, Yogyakarta, dan Depok. “Biasanya hal itu terjadi di perumahan padat akibat frekuensi kami yang kurang memadai. Untuk sementara, kami menghentikan dulu pendaftaran pelanggan baru hingga jaringan menjadi seimbang,” ujar Andri.

Ternyata, selama ini lonjakan jumlah pelanggan IM2 tidak diimbangi dengan penambahan jumlah dan kapasitas jaringan. “Makanya, kami berencana menambah jumlah base tranceiver station (BTS) kami dari 1.500 BTS menjadi 2.500 BTS,” kata Andri.

IM2 menargetkan, 50 persen pembangunan BTS bisa selesai April 2009. “Kalau sudah dibangun setengahnya, untuk sementara jaringan aman,” ujarnya.

Meminta lisensi baru

Salah satu penyebab lonjakan penggunaan jaringan IM2 adalah tren pemakaian internet yang terus naik. Sebenarnya, imbuh Andri, IM2 sudah meminta tambahan frekuensi 5 MHz ke pemerintah. “Jika itu dikabulkan, kami bisa meningkatkan kapasitas jaringan hingga 10 kali lipat dari yang ada sekarang.”

Meski butuh, Indosat masih minta syarat. Perusahaan yang kini mayoritas sahamnya dimiliki Qtel itu minta harga lisensi berkurang 25 persen dari harga tahun lalu sebesar Rp 160 miliar. “Jika harga masih sebesar itu, kami tak bisa menawarkan internet dengan harga terjangkau,” kata Andri.

Bagaimana jika pelanggan merasa dirugikan oleh ngadatnya layanan IM2? Menurut Andri, pihaknya sudah menyampaikan kepada pelanggan lewat SMS atau gerai-gerai masalah yang mereka hadapi. “Isinya pemberitahuan dan penawaran jika mereka tidak berkenan mereka bisa menonaktifkan kartunya,” ujar Andri.

Saat ini, pelanggan modem 3G IM2 mencapai 300.000 pelanggan. Tahun ini, IM2 menargetkan jumlahnya melejit menjadi 1 juta pelanggan.

Sementara Direktur Pemasaran Indosat Guntur S. Siboro membantah kalau jaringan internet IM3 ikut-ikutan ngadat. “Kalaupun terjadi, itu hanya di sejumlah daerah karena ada peningkatan jumlah pemakaian di waktu tertentu,” tampiknya.

Guntur mengatakan, saat ini pelanggan IM3 bisa menggunakan layanan internet dengan baik. Tapi, bisa jadi ini hanya sementara. Sebab, pelanggan terus bertambah, sementara jaringan terbatas. “Kami minta pemerintah menambah frekuensi lagi,” katanya.

Badan Regulasi Telekomunikasi Indonesia (BRTI) telah menerima laporan soal ini. Tapi, menurut Heri Nugroho, anggota BRTI, semestinya operator menyisakan 20 persen frekuensi sebagai cadangan. “Kami sudah melakukan investigasi. Kami melihat, langkah IM2 menyetop pelanggan baru sudah tepat,” katanya. (Yudo Widiyanto/Kontan)

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If you’ve been involved with sales or marketing for a while you might recognize this acronym.

Attention
Interest
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ATTENTION

The first job of any marketing message is to get the ATTENTION of the prospective customer. Whether you are using print advertising, direct mail, radio, TV or personal networking, your goal is the same. Get their attention so you have an opportunity to deliver your message.

Whatever you use to get your prospective customer to stop and pay attention, it should meet some criteria.

Your headline (or other type of attention-getter) should be:

*Honest
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Some ways to get people’s attention:

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Examples:

“$9.95 Oil Change”

This is simple and to the point. Easy to understand.

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Again, simple and direct. This will appeal to people who want to sell their house quickly.

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A testimonial from a satisfied customer is a great way to promote professional services.

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A question like this will resonate with people who have garages or basements that are full (or their spouses!). They read or hear it and will subconsciously answer “yes” making them a good candidate for any business that can help them empty their garage or basement.

Remember – your headline (or other attention-getting device) is not supposed to sell your product or service. The job of your attention-getter is to get people to stop and pay ATTENTION to the rest of your message. So, keep it simple and on point and you’ll have better results.

INTEREST

Now, after getting your reader’s attention, you should follow-up with enough information to encourage people to continue reading.

This part of your ad should either persuade, inform or both.

It should follow logically from your headline. It should expand the idea or message of your headline. It could provide more details or supporting information. Or it could help demonstrate your expertise and therefore build your credibility in the eyes of the reader.

One of the best ways to develop interest from your reader or listener is to tell them what you can do for them. Talk in terms of their needs and how they might benefit from doing business with you.

The most important thing to remember is that at this stage, you need to give them a good reason to continue reading or listening. Make it worth their time.

DESIRE

Once you have your reader’s or listener’s attention and they are interested in your business, then you need to give them a reason to want to contact you. This is the DESIRE stage.

Some ways to generate desire:

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Think of why your current or past customers have done business with you. What was it that “sealed the deal”, that made them call or stop by? If you’re not sure, ask them!

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ACTION

This is the easiest part. Once you have gotten your reader or listener this far, you need to tell them clearly and simply what the next step is and give them a good reason for taking it. You create a Call to Action.

A common call to action is a time-limited offer. Or you could offer a bonus if they “call today”. The simplest call to action is just “Call 952-555-1212 today”.

If your business uses informational tools such as reports or free classes, then a call to action might be “Call for more information” or “Call to register for a free seminar”.

Some businesses use coupons for their call to action.

TIP: Read advertisements from other businesses and industries to see how they create a call to action. Then adjust it to fit your business.

Summary

Attention – Get the reader or listener to stop and pay attention to your message.

Interest – Give them enough information so they develop an interest in what you can do for them.

Desire – Make an offer they can’t refuse or show them why you’re so good that they wouldn’t think of doing business elsewhere.

Action – Get them to take action now by calling or stopping by.

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The A.I.D.A. formula is an easy and effective way to add power and impact to your marketing pieces. By using it throughout your advertising you can substantially increase the return on your marketing activities – at no extra cost.

Kevin Stirtz
Coffee News Twin Cities LLC

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