Is there a recipe to viral content ?

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Dear Marketeers
When you send content is there a pattern or kind of content, look / feel that you find works more than the other ?

Accepted Answer

When content is relatable, people are more likely to share it. If your audience sees themselves in what you’re posting, it’s  more  likely to spread.

Kaushik Mukherjee · Answer

@juliia_m viral music, that’s an interesting take

Business Marketing with Nika · Answer

I realised that more likely to succeed have humorous and absurd things :D

Kaushik Mukherjee · Answer

@busmark_w_nika yeah who doesn’t like some healthy unexpected humour :)

Natalia Toth · Answer

I think people want to reshare content that makes them look cool or smart in the eyes of their network, funny content they can relate to, and content that gets them deeply impressed

Juliia · Answer

good question - I aks myself the same again and again. But I believe that is a mix of random, good image and viral music

My3 Murthy · Answer

I don't think there is one fixed recipe. You neeed to see what works for you & what your audience likes.

David Grunwald · Answer

The key is to make content that resonates with people and gets them talking.

YanXu · Answer

Reading these discussions I'm more interested in knowing if there are any recent cases

Dinda Nancy · Answer

there isn’t a strict recipe, but crafting content that’s both high-quality and highly shareable increases your chances of going viral.

Thomas Harper · Answer

Content that surprises or offers something unexpected often goes viral. If  you  can catch people off guard in a good way, they’re more likely to share it

Perry Zheng · Answer

Yes and no. People love provocative content, but nothing is for certain.

Sana Khan · Answer

In my opinion I have seen there’s no one-size-fits-all recipe, but engaging content that’s timely and relatable tends to go viral.

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I’ve noticed that consistently posting high-quality content increases your chances of going viral. It’s not always one piece; sometimes, it’s the buildup over time

Kaushik Mukherjee · Answer

@chandan_kumar_abby ah! So post content, get relatable followers, rinse and repeat

Is there a recipe to viral content ?

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