IS SOCIAL MEDIA A BOON FOR SMALL BUSINESS AND WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS? AN EMPIRICAL STUDY

Authors

  • Shreya Bagani Student, J.D.Birla Institute
  • Promita Mukherjee Assistant Professor, J.D.Birla Institute
  • Madhvi Agarwal Student, J.D.Birla Institute

Keywords:

Social media, small business, trust, perception.

Abstract

Is social media beneficial for small business owners? Is there any difference in such benefits enjoyed by male and female small business owners? Since small business is an important livelihood option for individuals having limited access to capital and social media is an important platform to showcase their products, it is important to find answers to these queries. To this end, the authors conducted surveys on 110 small business owners who operate through different social media platforms. The findings suggest that women are relatively more successful in sales through social media while perception towards social media, trust towards the customers play important roles to improve volume of sales.

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How to Cite

Shreya Bagani, Promita Mukherjee, & Madhvi Agarwal. (2022). IS SOCIAL MEDIA A BOON FOR SMALL BUSINESS AND WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS? AN EMPIRICAL STUDY. EPRA International Journal of Environmental Economics, Commerce and Educational Management (ECEM), 9(4), 1–6. Retrieved from https://eprajournals.net/index.php/ECEM/article/view/226