Patterns of Instagram Usage for Advertising Among Youths Online Marketers in Niger State (Record no. 6094)

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Author OYEKAN, Ololade Abosede
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Title Patterns of Instagram Usage for Advertising Among Youths Online Marketers in Niger State
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Supervisor Dr. UDEH, Kenneth
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Place of publication Ibafo
Department (College) Mass Communication
Date of publication 2020
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Pagination viii,; 41p.
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Summary, etc This study sought to analyse the pattern of Instagram usage for advertising among youth online<br/>marketers in Niger state. It studies the pattern, degree of Instagram usage for advertising among<br/>youths online marketers in Niger state, the most preferred platform as well as the benefits and<br/>challenges inherent in the adoption and usage of Instagram advertising by online marketers in<br/>Niger state. This was done using the Survey method, surveying a total of hundred (400) respondents<br/>and the study was hinged on Technological determinism and Stimulus response theories. Findings<br/>revealed that Youth online marketers in Niger have embraced social media advertising (Instagram). It was also revealed that a number of challenges militate against the adoption of Instagram<br/>advertising by online businesses in Niger state, salient among them is Lack of technical know how. Based on the findings, it was recommended that Youth online marketers embrace Social media<br/>advertising
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Main Subject Mass Communication
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