Marketing
Emotions that Drive People To Share Your Content — Kelsey Libert
This article is part of the ‘How To Create a Viral Video for Your Boring Product’ series by Upscope, a service to effortlessly guide website visitors from sign up to purchase using modern instant screen sharing. The Science of Viral Content: Which Emotions Make Us Share? Three elements all viral
A Simple Way to Create a Viral Video
Steve Young gives us tips on what to consider before starting to create viral content. 1. Think like a street magician Storytelling — while a David Copperfield type magician has an engaged audience to tell a story to, you only have a few seconds to capture someone’s attention so think
The Craft of Contagious Content
Having a guide to follow when creating content is great, but what about when you want it to become viral? This is a six part series of short videos that outline Jonah Berger’s book ‘Contagious’, which talks about what kind of content goes viral and why. 1. Social currency
Viral Marketing Tips for Start-Ups from the Pro
When you’re a startup, there are many things to consider when creating a video. But, creating a viral video is a whole other story. Karen Cheng goes through her top tips on creating viral videos for for companies in their infant stage. This article is part of the ‘How
How to Craft a Perfect Guest Post Pitch? | Alex Berman
Writing guest blog posts can drastically boost traffic on your own blog or website. But what’s the best way to ask someone to feature your content on their site? Alex Berman goes through the perfect email example to feature your work on other blogs. Key Takeaways: * Customize emails with
How to make a viral video — Karen X Cheng
Looking to make a viral video or a video that converts? Karen X Cheng shares her top 10 tips for making multi-million viewed videos. Key Takeaways: * Before you do anything, write the news headline first * Understand which emotions make people share * Make other people look good * Fake it till you
How to scale your content outreach
When you’ve published a blog post, do you only then look for people to contact to help distribute it? How many people have a ‘go to’ list for outreach? Can you really contact the same people again? Neil Patel and Eric Siu give a short smart talk on outreach,
