E-MARKETING AND SMALL SCALE BUSINESS IN NIGERIA, THREATS AND OPPORTUNITIES

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Small enterprises in Nigeria are crucial to economic growth. Government and private sector policies have created enabling settings for small-scale enterprises to prosper. However, issues persist. Many authors have identified low managerial skills, small capital, inefficient expenditure by small business owners, poor marketing methods, etc. However, a few SMEs have prospered over the years and contributed greatly to Nigeria's economic growth by utilizing its resources, increasing employment, revenue generation, and redistribution. However, Nigerian small firms seem to be behind the global economy in internet marketing. Small Japanese enterprises may design items to market tastes and leverage existing marketing to assure market share and customization, so they now undertake international business. This was possible despite small enterprises' numerous evident and typical problems. The goal of this study is to determine how Nigerian small businesses and marketing relate. To determine how Nigerian small firms might use e-marketing to overcome hurdles, survive in the market, and prosper with a competitive advantage. This study also seeks to understand how Nigerian small businesses regard e-marketing and if it is a threat or an opportunity to their survival and development
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