PERCEIVED EFFECT OF SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING TO THE MICRO-ENTERPRISES IN BABAK DISTRICT
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Dalumpines, Mary Ann
Manulat, Christine Joy
San Juan, Allen Glaidylle
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The study Perceived Effect of Social Media Marketing to the Micro-Enterprises in
Babak District, Island Garden City of Samal was conducted to determine the
level of perceived effectiveness of social media marketing to the micro-enterprise
owners in Babak District when group according to age. Through the study, the
researchers were able to gather the data accordingly. It is a descriptive research
design using the statistical tools mean and ANOVA. The data was gathered
through the use of survey questionnaires and was distributed to 300 microenterprise
owners in Babak District. The result showed that millennial aged from
26-41 years old got the highest percentage of micro-enterprise owners. It was
also found out that the overall rating of perceived effect of social media marketing
was very high and shows that the micro-enterprise owners are very satisfied in
using social media marketing. Moreover, there was a significant difference in the
perceived effect of social media marketing to the micro-enterprise owners in
Babak District when analyzed according to age. Thus, regardless of age range,
micro-enterprise owners may establish a strong presence on social media
platforms and using it as a marketing tool to enhance their business. In this
manner, they can acquire more opportunities for investment to grow and promote
their organization.