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As you might know now if you have read the snaply review, marketing is all about spreading the word about a brand, a business, a product, or a service, using the right type of strategies and resources across channels more likely to be effective when it comes to reaching the right audience with our marketing message. Online marketing is just like that as well, with the added emphasis on delivering valuable content to the right audience at the right time. Now, there is one seemingly innocuous characteristic of online marketing that gives it an immense advantage compared to offline marketing: reach. 

Offline marketing’s reach is no match to online marketing, which has the advantage in all fronts, from costs to available marketing channels, to demographic reach and timing. Online marketing can easily reach a lot more people across many geographical locations at a faster rate and at a much lower cost when compared to offline marketing. Besides, online marketing has another trick up its sleeve: it can go viral.

Now, all of us are also familiar with the phrase “going viral”, and we can mostly agree on what “going viral” means on a very superficial level. That is, that “going viral” means to spread really fast and to reach a lot of people in a very short time.

But “going viral” is not something that is specific to marketing. In fact, “going viral” is something that occurs by accident or luck most of the time, as there is no certainty as to whether something will go viral when it first appears.

That is because a piece of content will go viral if enough people are enticed it to share it virally. Examples of things going viral are ample. Memes, videos, songs and even pictures go viral out of sheer coincidence just because they hit an emotional button that makes people want to share them with everybody they know.

Viral marketing and the use of the snaply review is simply marketing that is designed to spread virally. Simply put, it is marketing that is created to “go viral”, and it is defined by the following criteria:

Viral marketing is designed to generate interest in a brand, business, product or service.

The goal of a viral marketing campaign is to drive results from generating awareness about what it promotes. It isn’t considered viral marketing if it eventually doesn’t generate business-centric results such as increased traffic, more leads or sales.

Viral marketing doesn’t happen by accident or luck. In fact, all viral marketing content spreads because there is a well-designed viral marketing campaign to back it up.

Viral marketing campaigns follow the same structure of common online marketing campaigns while adding a “viral” element to them with the intention of incentivizing targets to share the promoted content.

Which means that viral marketing campaigns are mostly target-driven: the buzz around viral marketing campaigns is created by target interest. That is, the more the target audience shares it, the more successful a viral marketing campaign is.

Viral marketing campaigns are simple to build and execute because you will only need to create an engaging piece of content such as a video, to set off a starting point and then to redirect it to the appropriate channels. One basic template of how a viral marketing campaign works is a viral video that spreads from YouTube to social media and then to instant messaging apps, and so on.

But fast audience response and a wildly wide reach are not the only benefits of viral marketing. Do you want to know how else viral marketing can help your business? Read my following article on How Viral Marketing Can Help Your Business.

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