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How Social Epidemics Contribute to Viral Content Marketing

ClearVoice

Much like a health pandemic, a social epidemic is a marketing strategy that relies on the power of virality. When a company discusses its desire to ‘go viral’ on the internet, they’re hoping to create a social epidemic reaching millions. Going viral is great for your client, right? How to create a social epidemic.

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Is the end of television advertising near? Maybe, maybe not

Biznology

It was Ellen’s celebrity selfie gone viral. When I wrote the first version of this post, almost a month ago, I wanted to make a point about how traditional television advertising would someday disappear, replaced by more subtle and creative innovations in marketing. So is television advertising over? The pizza delivery?

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B2B vs. B2C Influencer Marketing: Platforms, Practices, and Packaging

Webbiquity

YouTube famously used “Broadcast Yourself” as its tagline: taking television, putting it on the internet, disintermediating the barriers so that anyone could create their own programming, build an audience, and monetize it. First, the viral growth coefficient is so powerful right now. Is that where your audience is spending time?

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Infographic: How to Build the Perfect YouTube Channel

Contently

If you’re a brand, you probably have the budget to splurge on high-quality videos, but that doesn’t mean you’re going to go viral overnight. Otherwise, you could spend all that money and end up with clips that get an average of 500 views. When you think YouTube channel, think television channel.

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Battle of the Titans: Content Marketing vs. Traditional Advertising in the Financial Sector

ClearVoice

Radio, print, and television ads all work roughly the same way. Spending on digital advertising surpassed spending on traditional advertising for the first time in 2023. But traditional advertising still accounts for over $200 billion in annual spending in the U.S. ” The post instantly went viral.

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Inbound Vs Outbound Marketing Channels

Martech Advisor

Web content with virality factor. When it comes to inbound marketing, the virality factor of content is key to driving shares and setting up a snowballing effect- be it social media posts. For example, let’s say one of your videos or articles became very popular among a certain set of readers and went viral.

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Super Bowl 2019: Digilant Releases Infographic

Digilant

The unofficial national holiday includes music, lots and lots of food, what has become an internationally famous halftime concert (after the wardrobe incident that went viral), and what some might regard as the most important and most iconic television advertisements of the year. The average American will spend $81.17