This research aimed to develop a business model and create marketing promotion strategies for the competitiveness of Ban Pong Kum community businesses.The research instrument consisted of in-depth interviews, group discussions, relevant documents, and data analysis using content analysis. The result of business model development was found that (1) Customer segments were tourists in Doi Saket District and neighboring districts (2) Value propositions were products made from safe local ingredients (3) Channels were accessed via social media, sales through the store, and joining OTOP fair (4) Customer relationships included customer relationship marketing, direct marketing, word of mouth, and customer service by yourself (5) Key partners were tourism networks in Pa Miang Subdistrict, Pa Miang Municipality, community product producers in Tambon Pa Miang, and private transport companies. (6) Key activities were the production of goods, distribution of goods, product quality development, and brand building. (7) Key resources included raw materials, labor, capital investment, and marketing promotion materials. (8) Cost structure was production costs, consisting of direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead. and (9) Revenue streams were from selling through community stores, online sales, sellingin the community market, and trade fairs participating. The marketing promotion strategies results indicated that the community should use marketing promotion through 5 main tools, consisting of 1) Advertising that creates storytelling through online media, increase channels, reach customers and connect the online and offline worlds together. 2) Direct marketing should use point of purchase (POP) by setting up a booth at the OTOP trade fair to reach customers and study the market acceptance. 3) Sales promotions should use discounts and free gifts to introduce community products that would create more product trials. 4) Public relations should use corporate social responsibility by participating in community activities, and 5) Personal selling to serve customers themselves to drive sales and provide product information with a smile manner.