PREFERENCE OF ADVERTISEMENT MEANS BY BUYERS IN RURAL AREAS OF HARYANA
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ADVERTISEMENT MEANS, BUYERS, RURALAbstract
In this paper we will examine preference of advertisement means by buyers in rural areas of Haryana. The purpose of this paper is to examine the data and make recommendations based on the findings of the study. Analysis serves as the foundation for obtaining the problem's results. The results' overall meaning is provided by the interpretation. Without interpretation, data analysis cannot be completed, and without analysis, interpretation cannot be finished. As a result, interpretation and data analysis are interdependent. Following up on the research technique paper before it, the researcher concludes this paper with a discussion of data collecting and analysis done in accordance with the study's needs. The researcher used five points to collect data: For the goal of gathering data, the researcher creates a questionnaire and the Likert ratings. Data was gathered from the 600 people in the state of Haryana with the aid of the questionnaire. Convenient and judgmental sampling was used to get the data, and participants' ages were anticipated to be over 18. The researcher employed the percentile approach, which is backed by bar graphs and pie charts, to analyze and depict the data. And the following is a thorough examination of the data.
Keywords: advertisement, buyers, participants, market, preference.
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