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Gaining sustainability in digital business in the lens of pandemic-induced online sellers / (Record no. 10072)

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Personal name De Luna, Erika Mae M.
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Title Gaining sustainability in digital business in the lens of pandemic-induced online sellers /
Statement of responsibility, etc. De Luna, Erika Mae M., Erce, Lawrence Kobe C., Javier, Dannah Marie D., Lacbayo, Karen Joy L., Medina, Mary Joy R.,Panganiban, Aljohn A.
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General note I. ABSTRACT<br/><br/>This study aimed to examine the digital platform, online selling strategy, and challenges in gaining<br/>sustainability through the lens of pandemic-induced online sellers. In the analysis of this study, it<br/>became clear that social media was used daily, and awareness was high. Gathering seven (7) online<br/>sellers who started their online business through the lens of the pandemic in different locations<br/>and product categories. The researchers generate an output from the findings concerning the postpandemic online selling strategy that assists online sellers concerning online selling strategy,<br/>inventory, a social media platform, and customer relationship management. It may serve as a<br/>directory of online sellers in the context of running an online business amid a pandemic. The<br/>researcher recommends that online sellers provide gratification to their customers, maintain an<br/>effective customer relationship, value the customers, and provide comprehensive information to<br/>consumers. Furthermore, purposive sampling was employed to identify the possible compatible<br/>participants who fit the study's objectives. The data were gathered through in-depth interviews via<br/>Google Meet and were analyzed using transcribing and thematic analysis. Researchers revealed<br/>that Shopee and Facebook are the most powerful tools they use to make their online business more<br/>profitable and accessible. Researchers revealed that Shopee and Facebook were the most powerful<br/>tools they used to increase the profitability of their online businesses more efficiently. Moreover,<br/>it distinguishes the participants' effective and efficient online selling strategy to increase their<br/>monthly sales and how online sellers can sustain their online businesses during a pandemic.<br/>Referrals from friends, family, and other customers help to sustain their online business. Through<br/>the participants' customer interaction and communication skills, the researchers determine whether<br/>or not their customers are satisfied with the service quality and product. Altogether, false customer<br/>reviews and feedback significantly impacted the company's image. An internet business suffers<br/>greatly when it receives false reviews.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Digital Business
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Pandemic-Induced
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Online Seller
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Personal name Erce, Lawrence Kobe C.
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Personal name Javier, Dannah Marie D.
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Personal name Lacbayo, Karen Joy L.
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Personal name Medina, Mary Joy R.
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Personal name Panganiban, Aljohn A.
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