Muhammad Abdul Ghani Primary Author Haekal Hibatullah Additional Author Suprihadi Additional Author Olfebri Basa Additional Author

Brands have become an essential part of our daily life. When it becomes a brand, the product promises a different quality, trust, and place in a wide range of choices. Promotion is part of a marketing strategy. It serves to provide information and persuades, and reminds consumers directly or indirectly about a sold product. This study examines purchasing decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic. This study used quantitative methods. The data collection from 100 respondents was done online using Google Forms. The purchasing decision is influenced by the promotion and the brand image mediated by health protocols. The results showed that, partially and simultaneously, the promotion and brand image have a significant influence on purchasing decisions. The Promotion and brand image can also affect purchasing decisions mediated by the health Protocols.