E-marketing approach for Jordanian small business to increase sale in local E-market
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loyal testimonials E-brand position E-promotion attractive keywords |
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Increasing sale |
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Abstract
Keywords
1.
Introduction
Introduction should announce the topic, provide context and a rationale for the work,. Set the tone for the paper, catch the reader’s interest, and communicate the hypothesis.
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Significance of the study
must looking into the general contribution of the study, such as its importance to society as a whole, then proceed downwards—towards its contribution to individuals and that include this research
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Research model and hypotheses
Explanations and
Figure 1: the research model
3.1- independent variable 1
First Explain the independent variable 1 very well, and the important, then build a strong argument on relationship (between constructer) how this variable effect on (dependent variable)
Then the hypotheses… For example
H1: consumers who have higher perceptions of risk are unlikely to shift from marketing to E-marketing
3.2- independent variable 2
First Explain the independent variable 2 very well, and the important, then build a strong argument on relationship (between constructer) how this variable effect on (dependent variable)
Then the hypotheses… For example
H2: consumers who have higher perceptions of risk are unlikely to shift from marketing to E-marketing
3.3- independent variable 3
First Explain the independent variable 3 very well, and the important, then build a strong argument on relationship (between constructer) how this variable effect on (dependent variable)
Then the hypotheses… For example
H3: consumers who have higher perceptions of risk are unlikely to shift from marketing to E-marketing
3.4- independent variable 4
First Explain the independent variable 4 very well, and the important, then build a strong argument on relationship (between constructer) how this variable effect on (dependent variable)
Then the hypotheses… For example
H4: consumers who have higher perceptions of risk are unlikely to shift from marketing to E-marketing
