Research on the performance of the manufacturing sector
: Respondent Recommendations
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- Recommend a friend or Colleague to Invest in the Manufacturing Sector
- Recommend Seda to a friend/colleague in the Manufacturing Sector
- Remain in the Manufacturing Sector
7.3: Respondent RecommendationsFigure 46: Recommendation 
The graph above is split into three sections: Recommend a friend to invest in the manufacturing sector Recommend Seda to a friend / colleague Would you remain in this sector given the current economic climate? Recommend a friend or Colleague to Invest in the Manufacturing Sector Only 37% of respondents indicated that they would definitely recommend friends and colleagues to invest in the manufacturing sector. 27.8% said that they would probably recommend friends and colleagues to invest in the manufacturing sector 16.7% of respondents were unsure and answered maybe while 9.7% of respondents answered probably not and definitely not respectively. This highlights that over all confidence is high that the manufacturing sector is seen as a profitable and prosperous sector however there are concerns given the global economic climate.
35.2% of respondents profiled indicated that they would recommend Seda to friends and colleagues as a business support unit, while 24.1% indicated that they would probably recommend Seda to friends and colleagues. 22.2% of respondents were unsure and indicated that they would maybe recommend Seda to a friend or colleague, highlighting the point that SMME business owners are not aware of the full range of services that Seda offers. This indicates that over 50% of respondents have shown high confidence in Seda; however Seda will have to provide clear marketing to inform businesses in the sector of its services and products. 11.1% of respondents would probably not recommend Seda to friends or colleagues while only 7.4% of respondents indicated that they would definitely not recommend Seda to friends or colleagues.
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