100% Discount || RoboAuthor: Content Writing Automation 2022 – Part 10

Virality is not a single attribute. It’s a rule of architecture. It’s not a fortunate outcome. It’s sophisticated. It’s art too. People are the key component of all practices in social media. That means the sort of real social buzz that can bring your content in front of a massive amount of real people is not an automated process. Although attempts to automate social buzz are nothing more than ineffective spam, there is now a real solution to the good news. First, hear me out.

When was the last time you created anything viral online?

Whether you’re new to content marketing or are a viral content maven, you probably know that it can be nearly impossible to predict which tweet or video, or meme might go viral. It often seems like virality is entirely natural.

But, Are You Now Ready to Watch Your Blog Posts or Videos Go Viral on Social Media? 

Join this third elective course (RoboAuthor 10.0) as part of the RoboAuthor series that talks about amazing strategies related to the most powerful viral marketing tool called “Viral Content Buzz”.

What do you mean by viral content?

Viral content is material, such as a post, image, or video that easily spreads online through links to websites and social networking. A classic example of viral content, the internet meme typically takes the form of a video or image of one or two lines of text. However, it is possible to spread virally any type of online content that appeals to users enough to make them want to share it. Videos go viral because they connect with their audience and engage or wow them to the maximum potential.

The notion of viral content has two interdependent sides. When a piece of content excites the viewers on the human side, it induces an emotional response to the point that they can’t help but share it. It’s “remarkable” stuff, in other words.

We all have opinions about what content styles go viral: a soundless social video, a data-backed explainer, a timed newsjack. But it ultimately comes down to feeling, no matter the format. Does the story make you feel furious, inspired, comprehended? You have to ask with everything you create: would I care if this scrolled through on my newsfeed?

For various reasons, content goes viral. Keep that in mind. Entertainment value is a common feature; other features include usefulness, information, artistic merit, the promotion of points of view, and the value of shock.  Another viral content driver is the audience and reputation of the sharer. Social influencers have built an online presence on social media platforms such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Quora across multiple channels and large follow-ups are present in those streams.

Going viral is a hard thing to do when it comes to advertising content. What will spark a post to make it go viral is not always obvious. Evidence suggests that content is not plain, but amplification. Sharing with just five influencers can be enough in our research to ignite the material. Paid amplification, if you have a potential viral post, can also help kick things off.