Not all great content goes viral, but content that does go viral is great. Although we can't guarantee that any piece of content will take the web by storm, we can make sure that a piece of content has what it takes.
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Scooped by Martin (Marty) Smith onto BI Revolution |
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Google's shift to semantic search will be a game changer if successful.
**** Another post on Google semantic web, something important enough to merrit incluison of any take. Marty (see my Semantic Web post on Curation Revoluiton from excellent and highly recommeded curator Antonino Militello for more). Via David Blundell Delete the scoop?
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Fascinating study of what kinds of content goes viral. Here are the topline suggestions:
* Longer is more likely to be shared.
* Longer is less likely to be commented on.
* Inspire anger, awe or anxiety.
* Be useful, surprising or interesting.
* Be a famous woman.
Funny since I've had 5 or 56 posts go mega viral and they are shorter (in the 500 word range) and not written by a woman. Every mega-viral post I've ever created did other things on this list including surf a hot topic, include humor and reference famous people or things (like Facebook).
Added my Agree / Disagree list to G+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/102639884404823294558/posts/YuvxinkCy8S