Nur
Rahilla
Binti
Mohamad
Kamal,
co-founder
of
Nanakamalbiz,
showcases
her
handmade
traditional
snacks.
The
Kempen
Tani
programme
saw
nearly
100
sellers
attending
workshops
led
by
a
certified
ShopeeXpert
trainer.
These
workshops
focused
on
providing
tips
to
increase
viewer
traffic
and
sales
through
Shopee’s
livestream
platform.
Meanwhile,
the
ShopeeUni
team
offered
in-depth
training
on
store
setup,
SKU
listing,
and
optimising
product
listings
to
enhance
online
presence
and
sales
performance.
Livestreams
held
during
the
event
gave
agropreneurs
a
platform
to
showcase
their
products
to
over
110,000
viewers
nationwide,
resulting
in
an
impressive
9
times
increase
in
orders
compared
to
an
average
day’s
stream
in
November.
Crunching
Success:
Nanakamalbiz
Goes
Online
One
of
the
standout
participants
was
Nanakamalbiz,
a
traditional
snack
business
from
Kota
Tinggi,
Johor,
co-founded
by
Nur
Rahilla
Binti
Mohamad
Kamal.
Since
2016,
Rahilla’s
business
has
relied
on
walk-in
customers
and
word-of-mouth
to
sell
its
handmade
treats.
However,
as
consumer
habits
shifted
towards
online
shopping,
Rahilla
recognised
the
need
to
adapt.
Despite
being
new
to
e-commerce,
she
joined
Shopee
to
future-proof
her
business
and
reach
a
broader
audience.
“The transition from offline to online was a huge learning curve, but it quickly became exciting as I saw the potential,” Rahilla shared. Through Kempen Tani, she received hands-on guidance on setting up her store and optimising her product listings. The campaign also introduced her to Shopee’s tools, which simplified logistics and customer management. “Previously, we would deliver orders through buses or rely on customers to pick them up. Shopee streamlined everything for us,” she explained.
Shopee’s analytics dashboard proved invaluable, helping Rahilla track sales trends, identify bestsellers, and plan her inventory more efficiently. Features like discount vouchers and free shipping allowed her to attract customers from across Malaysia, including Sabah. “Shopee gave me the confidence to thrive in a competitive market,” she shared, reflecting on how Kempen Tani has helped her embrace the digital economy.
From
Fruit
Stalls
to
Online
Success
with
Kempen
Tani
In
Bidor,
Perak,
Madam
Lai
Nyuk
Ling
of
JK
BISCUITS
successfully
transformed
her
fruit
business
through
e-commerce.
Initially
reliant
on
her
fruit
stall
for
income,
Madam
Lai
never
imagined
her
guavas
and
dragon
fruits
would
be
shipped
as
far
as
Sabah
and
Sarawak.
“I was eager to try something new, and when the orders started pouring in, I couldn’t believe how quickly everything took off.” she shared. Participating in Shopee campaigns, including the 11.11 Sale, marked a turning point, earning her RM4,000 in revenue in just one day—a milestone that boosted her confidence in e-commerce.
With Kempen Tani, sellers like Madam Lai have gained insights and tools to elevate their businesses. Shopee Live, for instance, allowed her to showcase her fruit-packing process, creating trust and transparency with customers. “They know exactly what they’re getting,” she explained. Thanks to Shopee’s logistics, she is now able to deliver fresh fruits nationwide, inspiring others in her community to explore the opportunities presented by e-commerce and Kempen Tani.
Connecting
Rural
Producers
with
Nationwide
Consumers
From
Kota
Bharu,
Kelantan,
Corndog
Anak
Ramai
is
a
prime
example
of
how
Kempen
Tani
helps
rural
businesses
thrive
in
the
digital
economy.
Founded
in
2020
by
Wan
Muhamad
Biruni
Bin
Wan
Jamaluddin,
the
family-run
business
initially
sold
homemade
frozen
corndough
to
a
small
local
network.
Scaling
up
proved
challenging
due
to
limited
market
access
and
logistical
hurdles.
In 2021, Wan embraced e-commerce by listing his products on Shopee, despite having no prior experience. “At first, it felt like a big leap, but with Shopee’s support, we quickly gained the visibility and tools we needed to thrive,” he shared. With features like Shopee Live and vouchers, Corndog Anak Ramai expanded its reach to urban households in Selangor, Johor, and Kuala Lumpur. Live sessions proved especially impactful, helping the brand connect with new customers and boost engagement.
To ensure product quality, Wan invested in premium packaging and thicker iceboxes for frozen goods. Shopee’s affiliate programme accelerated his growth, with one affiliate generating over 1,000 orders in just three months. “Being part of Malaysia’s digital economy through Kempen Tani is a source of pride for us. This isn’t just about selling frozen food—it’s about creating opportunities for our family and community,” Wan reflected.
Fostering
a
Sustainable
and
Inclusive
Future
“Agropreneurs
are
the
heart
of
Malaysia’s
agricultural
sector,
and
their
resilience
and
innovation
continue
to
inspire
us,”
said
Tan
Ming
Kit,
Head
of
Marketing
and
Business
Intelligence
at
Shopee
Malaysia.
“Through
Kempen
Tani,
Shopee
aims
to
continue
empowering
more
agropreneurs
with
tailored
training
programmes,
innovative
campaigns,
and
valuable
incentives
like
Shopee
Coins
and
vouchers
to
boost
their
online
presence.
This
initiative
not
only
creates
opportunities
for
them
to
shine
but
also
contributes
to
shaping
a
more
sustainable
and
inclusive
future
for
the
industry.
We
have
plans
to
introduce
more
targeted
support
and
resources
for
agropreneurs
in
the
coming
months
to
further
amplify
their
visibility
and
help
them
reach
new
milestones.”
Consumers can support local producers by purchasing their products through the Kempen Tani Shopee microsite, where they can also claim exclusive vouchers to enjoy even greater savings. With the convenience of farm-to-doorstep delivery, the campaign bridges the gap between rural producers and urban consumers, ensuring that the benefits of the digital economy reach every corner of Malaysia. For more details, visit Kempen Tani Shopee.
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