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Create a Buzz: Viral Marketing |

Thursday, 23 July 2009
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It is obvious that the value of social media optimization has increased these past few years. Take a look at sites such as Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. These are all sites that most people were skeptical of at first, but now they have exceeded many expectations.
Viral marketing begins with good content, also known as viral content. The content that you spread through social networking sites should consist of ‘real information' that catches the attention of users. People tend to get more excited about things that benefit them in some way. If a message does not provide what they need, you should rethink your viral campaign. Blogging in commonly used during viral marketing. For example, a company may post an article on a site such as blogspot.com . Once the blog is posted, the article is then tagged in a social network, and begins to spread. Each time it is tagged more people see it, and then someone else tags it and it reaches more viewers. It is like applying the snowball effect to marketing.
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