EFFECTIVENESS OF DIGITAL PLATFORMS AS FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKETING MEDIA DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Ira Nur Hidayah, Nurir Rohmah, Muchammad Saifuddin
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Covid-19 pandemic disrupted business practices worldwide, especially in food and everage sector. Not a few business actors in this sector closed their business due to declining sales during pandemic. In responding to this global effect, business actors are not only encouraged to adapt. Still, they must also think of practical steps to stabilize sales as before through creative and innovative digital marketing strategies. Data collected by interviews and literature study to provide an in-depth analysis of condition of food and beverage during Covid-19 pandemic and provide education about digital marketing strategies that business actors can apply to increase food and beverage sales during Covid-19 pandemic. The results showed that social media such as Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Whatsapps were effective in marketing food and beverage products. In addition, Shopeefood e-commerce platform and food delivery applications such as GrabFood and GoFood also play a significant role in success of food and beverage marketing and sales and can support government regulations to stay at home during the Covid-19 pandemic. 
2019冠状病毒病大流行期间数字平台作为食品和饮料营销媒体的有效性
Covid-19大流行扰乱了全球的商业惯例,特别是在食品和平均行业。由于大流行期间销售额下降,该部门的不少企业关闭了业务。在应对这种全球影响时,商业行为者不仅被鼓励去适应。不过,他们还必须考虑采取切实可行的措施,通过创造性和创新性的数字营销策略,像以前一样稳定销售。通过访谈和文献研究收集数据,深入分析Covid-19大流行期间的食品和饮料状况,并提供有关商业行为者可以应用的数字营销策略的教育,以增加Covid-19大流行期间的食品和饮料销售。结果显示,Instagram、Facebook、Twitter和whatsapp等社交媒体在营销食品和饮料产品方面很有效。此外,shopefood电商平台和GrabFood、GoFood等外卖应用也在食品饮料营销和销售的成功中发挥了重要作用,并可以在新冠肺炎大流行期间支持政府监管。
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