Testing Logic: We have all seen a viral video on YouTube that is either horrifying, sad, funny, cute, scary or just so freaking happy that it gets shared among our friends and propagates throughout the masses like a contagious virus. Hmmm, that might be where the description Viral Video comes from. Think about how you saw these video. Did the creator of the video pay TV channels and websites to advertise them? More than likely not. More than likely you came across the video from word of mouth. Hey, check out this video. It is so..... Now we are being inundated with commercials, internet ads and emails telling us how great the Affordable Healthcare Act is. This has been going on for 3 years, but the reality is that good products dont need to be relentlessly promoted. Word of mouth is the best advertisement. However after 3 years and $1,000,000,000 (1 billion) in advertising, it still has not gone viral. A good video will go viral regardless of the positive or negative advertisement, but a bad video will not. Likewise a good deal, like a buy 1 get one free PlayStation 4 will go viral. In fact people will stand in line, fight, trample others and force their way to the front of the line. If the Affordable Healthcare Act was a good deal, people would be just as eager to purchase it as they would be to buy a buy one get one free PS4.
Posted on: Tue, 12 Nov 2013 20:04:45 +0000
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