Abstract:
The goals of this study are to investigate the influence of sustainable marketing activities on
brand image and consumer trust. The concepts of sustainable marketing activity, brand image,
consumer satisfaction, and consumer trust are applied in this research. A total of 650 participants
were collected using a stratified sampling method, with data collection conducted through
online questionnaires. Statistical analysis included descriptive statistics, mean, percentages,
standard deviation and inferential statistics using Structural Equation Model (SEM). Results
from the structural equation model revealed that three perceived sustainable marketing
activities (economic, environmental, and cultural) have a significant positive influence on brand
image at level 0.01 with coefficient 0.5640, 0.2642 and 0.2071, respectively. Brand image
has a significant impact on consumer satisfaction at level 0.01 with coefficient 0.8684.
Additionally, consumer satisfaction has a significant positive influence on consumer trust at
level 0.01 with coefficient 0.9363. From the research results, it can be seen that sustainable
marketing activities are important for building a brand image that leads to consumer trust.
Therefore, marketers can apply these research findings as marketing models to create a positive
brand image for consumers and to maintain their trust in the brand over time.