Abstract:
Purposes - This study aims to investigate how well a synergistic dual-narrative
approach, guided by the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM), cultivates trust and
aspirations. The study examines YOUR24's content pillars ("Ocehan Owner" and
"Rumah Idaman") and examines their effects on audience loyalty and purchase
intention using frameworks such as StoryBrand, Narrative Transportation, and the
AIDA consumer journey.
Design/Methodology/Approach - With an interview protocol correlated with multiple
theoretical frameworks, this study takes a qualitative approach. The synergistic dual-
narrative model, which includes the Intention-Action Gap and Marketing ROI, will be
examined in light of interview data pertaining to audience perceptions of authenticity,
emotional impact, trust, and engagement.
Findings - According to the developed theoretical framework, audience engagement,
loyalty, and purchase intention can all be significantly impacted by the dual-narrative
strategy, which makes use of the ELM's Central Route (trust) and Peripheral Route
(aspiration). The integration of diverse models underscores the moderating function of
trust and pinpoints possible weaknesses in the consumer journey, including the
Intention-Action Gap.
Originality/Value - By combining well-known models of persuasion and consumer
behaviour, this study provides a thorough theoretical framework for examining
synergistic dual-narrative tactics. It offers a fresh perspective on how content pillars
help brands foster aspiration and trust, as well as how they affect marketing results. In
addition to providing useful insights for the creation of comprehensive and successful
digital content strategies, this research advances the theory of narrative marketing.
