This study investigates social media marketing adoption and its benefits for MSMEs, suggesting potential improvements in customer engagement and operational efficiency.
The rapid growth of social media has significantly transformed the way businesses engage with customers, promote products, and build brand loyalty. For Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), particularly in the financial services sector, social media marketing has emerged as a cost-effective tool to reach wider audiences and enhance competitiveness. This study on “Adoption and Effect of Social Media Marketing on Performance of MSMEs with reference to Aditya Birla Finance Limited” explores the extent to which social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter have been adopted for marketing and customer engagement. The research further examines the impact of such adoption on business performance indicators, including customer acquisition, retention, sales growth, and brand visibility. Data was collected through a combination of primary surveys and secondary sources, highlighting both opportunities and challenges faced by MSMEs in leveraging digital marketing. The findings indicate that social media adoption significantly enhances market reach and operational efficiency, while also posing challenges related to digital skills, resource allocation, and measuring return on investment. The study concludes that strategic and innovative use of social media marketing can act as a catalyst for sustainable growth of MSMEs, with Aditya Birla Finance Limited serving as a case reference to demonstrate best practices and industrytrends.
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