Going Viral: The 9 Secrets Of Irresistible Marketing Paperback English by Brent Coker - 28/Jul/16

Brent Coker

The Holy Grail for marketers is figuring out how to make something go viral, and for those brands who have figured it out, the recipe remains a closely guarded secret. But Dr Brent Coker has been researching the techniques and science behind the world's most viral ideas for over a decade, and for the first time ever discloses the secrets. Packed full of practical techniques, expert research and real-life examples, in this book you'll learn the science behind why things go viral, the psychology of frenzied word of mouth, and how to create messages that people can't resist sharing. "Finally, here's a book that reveals the secrets about how to make the myth a reality. I can't wait to put these ideas into action." Steve Farber. Author, The Radical Leap "A fascinating deep dive into what drives us to share" Pamela Meyer, CEO Calibrate, and Top 20 TED speaker "Brent's work will help you improve your odds substantially" "The ad man" Rory H Sutherland. Vice Chairman of Ogilvy & Mather "A must read for any business hoping go viral ... for the right reasons. Brent Coker is a master at unravelling the "mystery" of how to use social media to spread your message." Emily Rice, Senior Reporter, Nine News "One does not go viral, one has to read Brent's book first to understand the dynamics of becoming worthy of sharing." Brian Solis, author of X: The Experience When Business Meets Design

1292087927

9781292087924

English

Pearson Education Limited

28/Jul/16

160

Brent Coker is an internet consumer psychologist who specializes in Viral Marketing. He is an academic, entrepreneur, magazine columnist, public speaker, commentator in the media, and expert witness called in by the federal courts of Australia for questions about Internet business. Dr Coker's research has appeared extensively in the media, ranging from the New York Times through to Scientific American. His research has appeared on National TV networks including CNN, Fox, and CBS, and he is regularly called upon to give expert opinion on radio, TV, and in print.