Viral marketing is at its peak today. This method of advertising allows you to transfer information to a huge number of people and increase the number of customers exponentially, especially when deploying a business on the Internet.
You will need
- - Product or service;
- - advertising message;
- - A computer with internet access.
Instruction manual
1
Formulate your marketing message. Think about what product or service you are going to advertise and create a message in which describe the advantages and possibilities of using the item you are selling.
2
Launch an advertising site for a product or service. The main thing is to make a bright and attractive design as possible. Your customers will quickly disseminate information about him among people from a close circle of friends.
3
Create content on your site to share with other people and communities. For example, you can let visitors add fun videos from your site to their own blogs. A link to transfer data to social networks is another way of disseminating information from one person to another.
4
Use email as a tool for viral marketing. Include a marketing message about your product or service in the signature tag for your email, and also add it to the automatic responder for distribution to all your recipients.
5
Post a message with your content to other websites, such as message boards and blogs. But this should be done carefully, many community administrators are currently aware of this practice and may delete your messages if they decide that it is spam.
6
Include your marketing message in the most popular media. Video clips and flash games on the Internet are especially popular today, and if you have a great idea for this environment, your message will spread like wildfire.
7
Try to advertise about your product outside the global network. Tell your friends and colleagues about the product or service being promoted and give them business cards with an address on them and a catchy slogan. Perhaps it will be the one that you use in the signature to your email.
