Authors :
Jefry Aulia Martha; Naswan Suharsono; Rachmad Hidayat; Ari Gunawan; Afis Baghiz Syafruddin
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 10 - October
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Abstract :
Herbal Academy Group Indonesia, an MSME
in Madiun, has proliferated since 2014 with herbal
products that are beneficial for health. After BPOM tests
and halal certification, they faced marketing and export
challenges. The author proposes digital marketing
optimization to increase market reach and export
readiness, involving students in this activity as part of
community service. This service aims to evaluate essential
aspects in the digital marketing of herbal MSMEs in
Madiun, including product quality, packaging, branding,
and SEO, to support go-digital and export market
expansion. The results of the assessment show that
several areas need improvement. Solutions include digital
marketing assistance and export certification to optimize
global market potential. Implementing the service
involves eight months of technical assistance in digital
marketing and export. This service involves three stages
of validation tests: material, media, and platform. The
validation of the material showed an excellent assessment
with an average of 84.33%, indicating that the material
was relevant and precise. Media tests were also positive,
scoring the highest strategy suitability and content
authenticity scores. The platform's validation received
excellent ratings in all aspects, including appearance,
features, and regulatory compliance, with an average of
93.33%, indicating the platform's effectiveness in
supporting Herbal MSMEs in Madiun. The application of
technology and innovation for Herbal MSMEs in Madiun
Regency. It covers digital marketing, SEO, e-commerce,
and export technologies, including SCM tools and
international databases.
Keywords :
Digital Marketing, 9 Core of Marketing, MSMEs, Export Market.
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Herbal Academy Group Indonesia, an MSME
in Madiun, has proliferated since 2014 with herbal
products that are beneficial for health. After BPOM tests
and halal certification, they faced marketing and export
challenges. The author proposes digital marketing
optimization to increase market reach and export
readiness, involving students in this activity as part of
community service. This service aims to evaluate essential
aspects in the digital marketing of herbal MSMEs in
Madiun, including product quality, packaging, branding,
and SEO, to support go-digital and export market
expansion. The results of the assessment show that
several areas need improvement. Solutions include digital
marketing assistance and export certification to optimize
global market potential. Implementing the service
involves eight months of technical assistance in digital
marketing and export. This service involves three stages
of validation tests: material, media, and platform. The
validation of the material showed an excellent assessment
with an average of 84.33%, indicating that the material
was relevant and precise. Media tests were also positive,
scoring the highest strategy suitability and content
authenticity scores. The platform's validation received
excellent ratings in all aspects, including appearance,
features, and regulatory compliance, with an average of
93.33%, indicating the platform's effectiveness in
supporting Herbal MSMEs in Madiun. The application of
technology and innovation for Herbal MSMEs in Madiun
Regency. It covers digital marketing, SEO, e-commerce,
and export technologies, including SCM tools and
international databases.
Keywords :
Digital Marketing, 9 Core of Marketing, MSMEs, Export Market.