Strengthening Creative Economy in Bekoso Village Through Home-Based Brownies Entrepreneurship Training for PKK Women and Digital Marketing Education for Local Business Owners

Penguatan Ekonomi Kreatif di Desa Bekoso Melalui Pelatihan Kewirausahaan Brownies Rumahan bagi Ibu-Ibu PKK dan Edukasi Pemasaran Digital bagi Pelaku Usaha Lokal

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30872/cjp13e57

Keywords:

creative economy, Brownies Entrepreneurship training, digital marketing, PKK empowerment, village MSME

Abstract

This community service activity was carried out as part of the 2026 Collaborative Community Service Program (KKN) in Bekoso Village, Pasir Belengkong District, Paser Regency. This activity was based on the economic potential of PKK mothers that has not been widely developed, as well as the limitations of local business actors in marketing their products more widely. Two main programs were implemented, namely KREANIS (Sweet Creations), training in making and decorating brownies for PKK mothers using the oven available at the KKN post, and Digital Marketing Education for local business actors which included promotion through social media and strengthening online branding. The activities were carried out through practical demonstrations, group discussions, and direct practice, starting from mixing the dough, decorating, to baking, as well as mentoring in creating promotional content. The results of the activities showed that participants gained skills in making brownies and practical entrepreneurship that have the potential to be developed into home businesses, while local business actors gained a better understanding of utilizing digital platforms to expand their market reach. The synergy between the creative economy based on brownie entrepreneurship training and digital marketing literacy is expected to strengthen household income as well as the competitiveness of local products in Bekoso Village. 

Author Biographies

  • Richo Pratama Syarif, Mulawarman University

    Faculty of Engineering, Department of Mining Engineering

  • Nerisa, Mulawarman University

    Faculty of Social and Political Science, Department of Social Development

  • Carti Bunga Nurwanti, Mulawarman University

    Faculty of Economics and Business, Department of Development Economics

  • Hikmah Lailatul Ramadhani, Mulawarman University

    Faculty of Economics and Business, Department of Management

  • Cheryl Natania Pimpin, Mulawarman University

    Faculty of Economics and Business, Department of Management

  • Wina Rahmawati, Mulawarman University

    Faculty of Cultural Studies, Department of Indonesian Literature

  • Abram Prana Ginting, Mulawarman University

    Faculty of Engineering, Department of Mining Engineering

  • Jayanti Apriliani, Mulawarman University

    Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Department of Social Development

  • Mitchell Milanisti Pakan, Mulawarman University

    Faculty of Law, Department of Law

  • Hardina Sandariria, Mulawarman University

    Faculty of Math and Science, Department of Math

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Published

2026-10-28