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 DocNicole rated 3 months ago- I think this is one of the best articles I have read in while. Very well written, and an effective point is made on why you don't want to be Ebola...you want to be herpes. LOL
Even if you don't have a blog you should give it a read, I think it applies to general business practice as well.
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- Bennyinny rated 3 months ago
- When one person spreads your blog or site to another without your direct involvement, you just went viral. When enough people do it at once, you have an epidemic.
- timethief rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "When one person spreads your blog or site to another without your direct involvement, you just went viral. When enough people do it at once, you have an epidemic"
This is yet another thoughtful & useful post by a blogger who provides outstanding advice.
- robertstevenson rated 3 months ago
- Before I wanted a big bang, but now I want a smaller pop with long lasting effects. Read this post, and you'll be saying "I want a virus." This post has loads of good advice. I found it very helpful in settilng my blogging priorities.
- davidhobson rated 3 months ago
- When one person spreads your blog or site to another without your direct involvement, you just went viral. When enough people do it at once, you have an epidemic.
- sonofgrace rated 3 months ago
- great advice for viral marketing.
- DocNicole rated 3 months ago
- I think this is one of the best articles I have read in while. Very well written, and an effective point is made on why you don't want to be Ebola...you want to be herpes. LOL
Even if you don't have a blog you should give it a read, I think it applies to general business practice as well.
- csiunatc rated 3 months ago
- Getting that Digg Front page might feel great, but the lower level, and better targeted viral campaign will give you much better results.
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