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Has the formula for a viral video been discovered?
Yes, according to the author. This is another great post from social media guru Jeff Bullas.
This is a very thorough article that will have you re-working your business stories so they go viral.
The author breaks down the components step by step, with practical ideas for incorporating the actions into your material.
Go read this post that takes all the mystery out of what makes a video/story go viral. I'm looking forward to working with his advice and seeing what happens! Via Karen Dietz Delete the scoop?
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There are a lot of people wondering about the question “How much time does social media marketing take? Delete the scoop?
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This a great blog post from Rian van der Merwe , describing the noise you can find on the web now, and especially content just created for SEO purposes or advertisers. As many, Rian is tired of it.
Rian speaks for many of us who are overwhelmed, overloaded with content that gives us no value at all. This is the problem
"I used to believe that if you write with passion and clarity about a topic you know well (or want to know more about), you will find and build an audience. I believed that maybe, if you’re smart about it, you could find a way for some part of that audience to pay you money to sustain whatever obsession drove you to self-publishing"'
Here's what caught my attention:
****The wells of attention are being drilled to depletion by linkbait headlines, ad-infested pages, “jumps” and random pagination, and content that is engineered to be “consumed” in 1 minute or less of quick scanning – just enough time to capture those almighty eyeballs[2]. And the reality is that “Alternative Attention sources” simply don’t exist.
The Scoopit team agrees!
My input:
****The Opportunity: This is the time for all good curators to come forward - 2012 will be the year of the content curator -
**Know your audience **Know their pain points **Find and select the best content, add your own opinions, information or anything that will provide more value for your audience **Select only the best content, don't just aggregate links that add to the noise **Become a trusted resource - many opportunities will come to you, it's your time to shine
Curated by Jan Gordon covering "Content Curation, Social Media and Beyond"
Read full article here: [http://bit.ly/tF0opI]
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Karen Dietz's comment,
December 4, 2011 12:23 PM
Great post and comments Jan! Looking forward to 2012.
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December 4, 2011 2:59 PM
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Thanks Karen! 2012 is going to be an amazing year for all of us!! 
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Is there are sure-fire approach to making every article you write go viral online?
What a useful article! Don't we all wish our blog posts would go viral? Well, stories are the way to help that along.
Not only does the author make great points about using stories to create sharable material, he also gives several examples from his own 'gone viral' posts.
Don't forget to read all the comments to this blog post also -- there are more great insights there!
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