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Research The Impact of Online Shopping To Cebuanos
Research The Impact of Online Shopping To Cebuanos
Submitted by :
Marie Louise Yncierto
Xerex Padillo
James Nino Yrog-irog
Submitted to :
Ms. Katrina Sotes
Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION
computers, and such. Since all of these websites was born to this world the Cebuanos
people can do out standing work by making websites. The internet has YouTube,
Facebook and other social websites which link us. All these Cebuanos can have easy
access by asking these social medias to sell their products thus online selling makes
On the 19th century when advance technology has not been fully introduce to the
Cebuanos, people have to go to the mall to buy the products they have interest. Now a
days, with just one click on your gadgets the product you like will be delivered straight at
your door. Cebuano people who are unemployed can earn income through online
selling. These can help our economic problem in our country since Filipino’s are
hardworking. There are different type of genres of online selling. One of them is food
Online selling is a fast growing business which helps and improves Cebuano’s way of
living. Online selling is the trend of many Cebuanos nowadays. Which is more
convenient way. It is easy and fast where in people don’t have to go to the mall to buy
the products they are interested. Almost all have gadgets such as cellphones on hand to
communicate the seller to order the products they like and be delivered at their
doorstep. These online selling can also help the Cebuanos sell their products such as
This study aims to plan nor to establish the possible impacts of online selling to
Cebuano
The outcome of the study would likely beneficial to every Cebuano. For they will know
the negative effects and positive effects of online shopping in our country which is the
Philippines. In this study all Cebuano will be aware on things that online shopping can
do to them. Since people love shopping but most of them don’t have time to go to a
shopping mall, they do not have time to waste arriving to and from the stores. The
advantage of buying and selling online are that it is quick, prices are usually lower
prices, description and comment can be seen by past customers. The disadvantages of
buying and selling online is that your customers may find lower prices at other
competitors. The internet is a large place and you have to carve out which market for
you and your online products and services. Selling over the internet is not very much
different from selling on the counter. It is more or less the same thing. Selling through
internet has lots of challenges and requires lot of efforts and patience.
Scope and Delimitations
The study focused on the results of the impact of online shopping to Cebuano.
Knowing that online shopping is widely known in the Philippines. We will conduct
research interviews to online shoppers which will further more give explanation to our
research. A survey/research will be our instrument on conducting the studies and
Social Media – Is a website where you can interact with other people nationwide.
Chapter 2:
Theoretical Framework
Review of Related Literature
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Theoretical Framework
McKnight (2002) states that trust is a crucial aspect in bilateral relations that can be defined by
uncertainties and susceptibility. Previous studies show that trust has a significant role in determining
how a consumer behaves, both in online and offline modes. In online shopping context, the significance
of trust grows since perceptions of the unknown can be of essential importance in an electronic
commerce setup. According to Jarvenpaa (2000), absence of trust was attributed as part of key basis that