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Michigan International Journal of Marketing, New Media, and Communication is driven by a mission to advance knowledge and understanding in marketing, new media, and communication. Our goal is to foster a vibrant exchange of innovative ideas, research findings, and practical insights that shape marketing strategies, influence media trends, and refine communication practices in our interconnected world.

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THE ROLE OF MARKETING SKILLS IN MITIGATING BUSINESS FAILURE AMONG ETHNIC SME OWNERS

Abstract: Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) play a crucial role in the African economy, contributing significantly to employment and GDP. However, the high failure rates among SMEs pose a significant challenge, with research indicating substantial failure rates within the first few years of operation. This study focuses on ethnic SME owners in South Africa, aiming to investigate the

IMPROVING BUSINESS GROWTH: MARKETING STRATEGIES FOR NIGERIAN CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS

In the competitive landscape of the construction industry, effective marketing strategies are pivotal for the survival and growth of professionals. This paper investigates the adoption and effectiveness of marketing strategies among Nigerian construction professionals. Six key strategies—firm location, promotion, professional-client relationships, contracts, marketing mix (4 Ps), and

SALESPERSONS’ CHARACTERISTICS AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION WITH HIGH INTEREST DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS IN ACCESS BANK PLC, UYO, AKWA IBOM STATE, NIGERIA

This study investigated the relationship between salespersons’ characteristics, proxied as communication skill, empathy and level of trust worthiness in regards to customer satisfaction with high interest deposit accounts in Access Bank Plc, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. Out of the overall population of 2306, the researchers collected data from 341 participants using survey research design.