Viral marketing has matured a bit over the years. It seems that there has been a change in the web, not only that agencies and brands see it as another box for any advertising campaign, which is significant enough, but now it is the medium in which a campaign is launched to build buzz before it hits television. and print. Even before a movie is released it used to be seen as the pre-release rumor-making activity. Big companies "get it."
Buzz works! It can also work for small and new businesses. The planning stage of a viral campaign will set goals and develop the viral theme to build buzz. There are three basic components to any viral campaign and companies of any size can use them. They are:
1. The creative material: the viral agent that embodies the message to be disseminated in digital format (image, video, text, etc.). The trick is to gather material that people are eager to share with their family and friends, and people are much more eager to share "advertisements" and advertisements.
2. Stocking: distribute and place the agent online in the places that provide the greatest potential for spread. Direct downloads of viral material or links on third-party virus specialist websites to raise awareness and disseminate before users reach the campaign target site.
3. Follow-up: measure the spread of the campaign to provide accountability and demonstrate success. It is absolutely vital that you know what works and what doesn't. The only way to get that information is to track your planting results.
Lessons have been learned, trends have developed, and there is definitely some science involved in creating a successful buzz. The buzz technique is here to stay and, if used strategically, it can make a difference in the success of your e-business.
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