Kevin Allocca is YouTube’s trends manager and he is a future friend of moolta. He justdoesn’t know it yet. In this talk from TedYouth, he shares some of the reasons that makes a video go viral. So pour another glass of beer and spend a few minutes to understand how to go viral like a boss.
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Thanks! The video was very informative and helpful for me.
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Thanks I want this, one day it will happen.
“viral videos are not a good use of company time! raaawr!”
This is really insightful! One day, when I’m not so busy, I’ll try to make a YouTube video with the purpose of making it go viral
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Enlightening, thanks!
Great video. I, too, like thinking of people in the world as future friends—whether they know it or not seems incidental
informative and entertaining video. I love Ted. Thanks for sharing!
I love TED videos. This one was funny and informative.
Thank you for sharing
Formula Brief: Tastemakers, community of creative participation, and unexpectedness. THANK YOU for the point at this excellent expose! I will totally graft this lens to my endeavors! Overout!
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TED talks rock! Science and information and entertainment–that’s 90% of pure perfection.
Good to know. Thanks!
Man, one day I stood outside and waited to capture some viral video worthy $hit…nothing….. Thanks for the video, I see where I went wrong!
Yo Moolta dudes, you’ve a great site, it must be so much fun watching all the dares unfold. Big fan of TED and inspired by the viral video post. Cheers.
It’s worth watching just for that chick playing the violin.
Funny! Loved the kitties. Informative as well. Thanks!
Nice, informative video. Unexpectedness for the pre-requisite, Tastemakers for the catalyst, and the community for the viral…cool
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Another great TED video. Thanks!
Lots of fun and great information! Thanks
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Found this very inciteful. Not that I’ll be using the info any time soon. But…never say never…
Thanks for the introduction to TED. Not a techy, so I’d not heard of him before. I might have to try my hand at YouTube one of these days. Thanks for the inspiration to do so. Had not been compelled before…but maybe…just maybe.
we’re about to blow your mind… follow this link!!!
http://www.ted.com/
Will do.
TED talks are always awesome. Thank!!
great idea!
Informative, well stated!
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Tastemakers are famous people. The idea that people or things become famous because famous people recommend them is hardly a revolution in entertainment. And unexpectedness has long been recognized as a primary tool of comedy.
However, the idea of community participation in popular media IS revolutionary and the communal participation to riff on a theme is exciting. Not only for silly things but for real global participation in things like: collecting and sharing data, redesigning cities and our global economy, supporting charities with “challenges,” crowd sourcing for social projects and rallying for things that matter on a global, digital platform.
A little “Friday” silliness is healthy, laughter is good medicine, but what is truly exciting is the power this media has to transform our world, if people put their minds to it?
Well lets hope the blogs can go viral somehow, as many followers as gangam would be good.