My people,
Basically, viral marketing is getting people to start talking about your website/company. From an offline sense, it is called “word of mouth marketing”
People will spread information about your company/website very fast like a virus attack.
Basically it comes down to building interest. You want people to mention it on their blogs, on their websites, to friends etc. In short, you want your readers to also be your marketing force. To make this happen, you have to understand that viral marketing is not just about what you provide on your website or how it helps people (or even the value) – it’s about the experience. If you can create a powerful, compelling user experience around your websitethat attracts your target market and if you make it exceedingly simple for your customers and readers to spread the word, you will have a situation where your customers market your website and do it far more effectively to their friends and their contacts than you ever could.
Viral marketing is similar to networking and affiliate marketing because it forces you to build a positive experience (to over deliver) – and in the process you’re forced to be creative and improve your website (that is, you need to market your website effectively causes you to create a better website). One of the easiest gimmicks to use for viral marketing is to offer something for free on your website/blog. People LOVE free stuff – reports, newsletters, tools – you name it, marketers have used the “free” hook to establish a foothold in all markets. The best free stuff is something that has never been offered before, going way beyond the call of duty and giving away a HUGE amount of value for free.
For example http://www.dominos.com/home/index.jsp
I know you will enjoy it. After, I will like you to tell me your experience.
If Your experience is good, then Viral Market the site. Ha-ha.
If you need some, I have some in SD3. Micro wave.
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Another example is about FedEx Company
http://www.ameinfo.com/74156.html
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