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So you wanna make a viral video?

Vidyard

We’ve all seen the viral videos. If you want a quick refresher, there have even been compilations such as The 50 Best Viral Videos of 2012 and YouTube Rewind 2012 Every now and then, a marketer seems to hit the jackpot by creating their own viral phenomenon. Viral videos are meant to be 100% entertaining.

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Using Humor to Win in B2B: How Taulia Became a Video Marketing Powerhouse

Vidyard

This supplier financing company based out of San Francisco has become a video marketing trailblazer by using humor and narrowcasting as techniques to get their marketing noticed. That’s why we were so impressed with Taulia. What’s so different about Taulia?

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Redefining the Role of the CMO

Buzz Marketing for Technology

And whenever someone says I am getting a little to edgy I show them the - ExtendedStay viral video – that usually works. Jeff – Moving the business model from broadcast to a narrowcast model. Jeff – My role as the CMO of the company is to create “tension” to move the organization and brand in a massive way.

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Engagement is Everything: Our Takeaways from Marketing Nation 2015

Vidyard

Here’s how @taulia approaches it: #mktgsummit pic.twitter.com/2JLcE7jt9Y — Vidyard (@vidyard) April 14, 2015 Hyland also pointed out that mass virality isn’t always the goal of their video content. I was just making content that met what people needed.”

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Do I Need A Video? 5 Questions To Ask For Your Next Campaign

Vidyard

If your product or service is very niche based, building a video and hoping it goes viral isn’t a winning strategy. This may seem contradictory to the last question, but narrowcasting is another great way to use video to get your message to the right audience. Take GE for example ! The only drawback with this concept?