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DIFFERENTIATION CHALLENGES IN SOCIAL CROWDFUNDING
Maria-Conceição Santos (Santos, M-C.); Graça Trindade (Trindade, G.); Raul Laureano (Laureano, Raul M. S.); Tiago Miguel Teixeira Campos Silva (Silva, Tiago); Wolf, Christian (Wolf, Christian); Márcia Santos (Santos, M.);
Event Title
IX International Congress on Teaching Cases related to Public and Nonprofit Marketing
Year (definitive publication)
2017
Language
English
Country
Spain
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Abstract
PPL is the first Portuguese digital crowdfunding platform and continues to be the country’s leading platform, especially for social and non-profit projects. Crowdfunding platforms are online tools facilitating the collection of small, individual donations to finance the implementation of projects. They have become numerous and more commonly used because of the bridge they establish between entrepeneurs and their investors, with more proximity/visibility, and by overcoming geographical barriers. Taking into consideration data obtained from the PPL between August 2011 and March 2016, this case analyses the critical success factors for non-profit projects to be financed, and those that bring visibility and competitive edge to a crowdfunding platform, making it the more likely choice for entrepeneurs
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Keywords
Social crowdfunding,Success of a campaign,Choice of a crowdfunding platform
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Funding Reference Funding Entity
FCT Strategic Project UI 315 PEst-OE/EGE/UI0315 FCT