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How Social Media Entrepreneurship Can Boost Business in the Future
Author(s): Mithila Zaman Priasa (BRAC University, Bangladesh), Rashidul Hasan Mahim (BRAC University, Bangladesh), Jotirmoyee Prodhan (BRAC University, Bangladesh), Tanzila Akther (BRAC University, Bangladesh), Tanzid Morshed (BRAC University, Bangladesh)and Fatima Tuz Juhana (BRAC University, Bangladesh)
Copyright: 2024
Pages: 21
EISBN13: 9798369358566
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Abstract
This chapter uses a thorough study method to examine the revolutionary power of the social media business. Part of the plan for the study is to do a complete literature review that includes books, papers, journals, and Google Scholar documentation. Sites like Facebook and Statista are also used for their data and cases in the study. During the study process, strict academic standards are applied to ensure the results are real and accurate. Data can come from many places, like business records, scholarly publications, and social networking sites. There are quantifiable and qualitative ways to look at data to find meaningful trends, patterns, and insights. The study results are given in a short form and are backed up by relevant data and figures. The last part of the chapter talks about what this study means for business and social media creators in the future.
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