Direct Marketing Policy

1. Core Principle

Hayula: Indonesian Journal of Multidisciplinary Islamic Studies conducts its direct marketing activities in an ethical, transparent, and proportionate manner. These activities aim to support the dissemination of high-quality scholarly work in the field of multidisciplinary Islamic studies and to expand the reach of academic contributions from researchers, lecturers, and practitioners.

2. Marketing Methods

Marketing activities are carried out through:

• Targeted Call for Papers emails sent to academics, researchers, and practitioners whose expertise aligns with the journal’s scope.
• Distribution of newsletters or announcements to registered users within the Open Journal Systems (OJS).
• Publication of information through official social media channels (such as Instagram) and academic platforms managed by Jurnal Hayula.

3. Ethical Standards

• Accuracy of Information: All information regarding the journal’s scope, publication fees (if applicable), peer review process, and indexing status is presented clearly, accurately, and without misleading statements.
• Anti-Spam Policy: The frequency of communications is maintained at a reasonable level to respect recipients’ privacy and comfort.
• Academic Integrity: Marketing activities are conducted independently of editorial decisions. All submitted manuscripts are subject to a standard double-blind peer review process in accordance with established academic standards.

4. Privacy and Opt-Out Policy

• Data Protection: Hayula: Indonesian Journal of Multidisciplinary Islamic Studies ensures that the contact information of authors, reviewers, and readers is neither shared nor sold to third parties.
• Right to Opt-Out: Every marketing communication provides recipients with a clear option to unsubscribe or opt out of future communications.