Why Viral

Why Viral

We breakdown viral LinkedIn content, so you can steal the tactics what made it blow up.

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🔎 If I were made redundant tomorrow...

🔎 If I were made redundant tomorrow...

'Sup viral content seeker? We've got a great text-only post to break down for you today. And it's one of our favourite posts in a long time - we've changed our email structure so you can get straight into the tactics. We hope you enjoy.

🔎 Thanks for the invite, but no thanks.

🔎 Thanks for the invite, but no thanks.

Are you getting ready for the weekend? I sure am. But before you set off into the weekend awaiting inevitable sunburn and potentially a hangover...we've got a viral post to review. For most folk in the advertising and marketing world, it's been a week of Cannes content. So it's only fitting we review a post from someone who decided to turn down the opportunity to attend Cannes. Enjoy. And as always, I hope you get something out of our breakdown that you can apply to your own content.

🔎 Pulp Fiction meets B2B Marketing

🔎 Pulp Fiction meets B2B Marketing

I hope you're enjoying the sun today, if you have it wherever you are in the world...of course. As you conclude the working week, I implore you to watch this funny video. You won't regret it. As always, we're going to breakdown why it went viral. Enjoy.

🔎 We don't need Humans

🔎 We don't need Humans

If you live in London, or spent time on LinkedIn this week. You already know where this is going...anyway. Before we jump into it, how are you? Has our weekly newsletter started to shape ideas for of your own LinkedIn content? We sure hope it will do. We're into our 3rd edition now and we'd love to hear from you. Please reply to our email with any questions you have about...anything. Particularly writing your own LinkedIn content. Your own viral LinkedIn banger awaits. Let's get it.

🔎 Co-Working at Costco

🔎 Co-Working at Costco

Whilst we're all dropping hundreds on WeWork memberships and fancy co-working spaces – desperately trying to look like proper entrepreneurs whilst burning through our startup budgets – this absolute genius figured out how to get premium workspace perks for £2.50 a month.

🔎 AI costs $20, soon it's $20k

🔎 AI costs $20, soon it's $20k

Whilst we're all having fun using AI – to do everything from impressing our loved ones with date ideas to planning walking routes in Venice – Manuel Kistner warns, enjoy it whilst it lasts.

🔎 They stole from him, so he became the thief

🔎 They stole from him, so he became the thief

This post will go down in LinkedIn folklore.