Predicting Success Factors of Regional Revitalization Crowdfunding Projects Using Logistic Regression Analysis
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https://doi.org/10.52731/lbds.v005.373Keywords:
Crowdfunding, Logistic regression analysis, Success factorsAbstract
This study quantitatively identifies desirable words linked to successful purchase-based crowdfunding for regional revitalization. Using 8,544 projects from five Japanese platforms — CAMPFIRE, Booster, ReadyFor, Makuake, and kibidango — we analyzed frequently used words and compared them with non-regional projects to explore differences in success factors. The findings offer insights for developing practical fundraising guidelines.
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