Assessment Of Adoption Of Mobile Electronic Commerce Applications For Marketing Agricultural Products In Adamawa State, Nigeria
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This study explores the adoption of mobile electronic applications for marketing agricultural products using a mixed-methods approach. Data were collected from 70 respondents and analyzed using descriptive statistics, Google Sheets and spreadsheet was used for results presentation. Findings show that while 67% of Respondents use mobile apps daily and 60% own smartphones, 86% are unaware of agricultural-specific marketing applications. Limited internet access also remains a barrier for many users. The study highlights a growing use of mobile technology but underscores the need for improved digital infrastructure, localized app development, and increased awareness to promote inclusive mobile e-commerce in agriculture.
Keywords; Electronic Commerce, Agriculture, Application
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