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The Impact of Advertising on the Performance of Nigeria's Small Business Enterprises

Hamza Aliyu Galadanchi, Taofik A. Bello, Muddaha Garba

Asian Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting · pp. 1–11 · Published 19 Apr 2022

10.9734/ajeba/2022/v22i1130602

Abstract

The goal was to look at the link between advertising and the success of small beverage enterprises in Katsina. The study examines how conventional advertising, Internet advertising, advertising cost, advertising quality, and advertising Volume affect the successful performance of small beverage businesses. The research takes a quantitative approach and employs a survey design. The study used statistical software for social sciences to examine data from 71 respondents (SPSS). According to the study findings, Conventional advertising, internet advertising, advertising cost, and advertising quality have a substantial link with the successful performance of small beverage firms. On the other hand, findings indicated that advertising Volume had no impact on the success of small beverage enterprises. Therefore, companies who wish to improve their performance should focus on conventional advertising as well as internet advertising, according to the report, by spending more on the advertising process to increase the efficiency of the advertising programs.

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