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6 Research-Based Insights About Viral Content

Cision

If you’re like me, you probably greet articles about content virality with a healthy dose of skepticism. Of course anyone writing content or posting on social media hopes for the largest possible distribution, but the articles that purport to tell you how to make content go viral are oftentimes less useful than they intend to be.

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How a Digital PR Campaign About Fast Food Went Viral

Buzzstream

This, to me, is the definition of viral. So, in this conversation, Chris outlined the step-by-step process for getting this data-driven digital PR content to go viral. Try to extend the lifecycle Repurpose successful campaigns into follow-up studies. Vince: In 10 years from now, you can do a value meal inflation study!

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Just Because You Get Away With Something For A While, Doesn’t Mean You Will Forever

Melissa Agnes

The hotel’s (ludicrous) policy was posted to their website last year, yet it only went viral against them last week. This is important to realize and here’s why: Just because you get away with something for a while, it in no way means that you’ll get away with it forever – not in today’s virally connected world.

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Why Lies Beat The Truth On Social Media

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

It seems lies are more viral than truth – at least on Twitter. That’s the conclusion of a study recently published in Science magazine. The depressing conclusion of the study was summarized in The Atlantic. The depressing conclusion of the study was summarized in The Atlantic. Why is false news so shareable?

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How Journalists Say PR Can Fight Fake News

Cision

The Cision 2017 Global Social Journalism Study outs journalists as similarly skeptical. Another key insight from the Cision Global Social Journalism Study is that 84 percent of journalists describe social media as either “important” or “very important” to the promotion and publication of their content.

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Determining Influence: Don’t Rely Solely on Number of Followers

Melissa Agnes

I often conduct an issues management workshop and, while presenting case studies, I ask attendees whether or not a particular situation is an issue or a crisis and why. Influence isn’t all about numbers – AND – just because something goes viral, doesn’t necessarily make it a crisis.

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How to Write a PR Case Study: A Comprehensive Guide

Remote PR Jobs

A well-crafted public relations case study can be an immensely powerful tool for PR professionals, agencies, and freelancers. Case studies equip customers with a better understanding of the challenges their PR firm or freelancer has faced, as well as how they have resolved and overcome those barriers to success.