The Implementation of Branding in the Organization of Indonesian Youth Action and Goldnation Startup
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The aim of this research is to analyze the branding implementation by Indonesian Youth Action (IYA) and the startup GoldNation in building a positive public image. Effective branding is crucial for gaining public trust and enhancing organizational reputation. qualitative methods, using indepth interviews with the founders of both entities for data collection. The results show that IYA and GoldNation successfully utilize branding as a key tool in their communication strategies. IYA emphasizes strengthening community values and youth empowerment, while GoldNation focuses on innovation and quality learning experiences. Both organizations prioritize effective communication and collaboration with strategic partners to broaden their reach and impact, while also integrating participant feedback for continuous improvement.
They also employs brand post strategies—emotional, functional, educational, and community- oriented—to foster relationships and enhance brand awareness. They also integrate feedback
from participants to continually improve their programs. These findings provide insights into adapting branding strategies to different goals and audiences and highlight the importance of strong stakeholder relationships for long-term success. By understanding how to build an authentic brand image, organizations can attract their target audience's attention and foster sustainable loyalty.