You Want To Know Why Your Content Is Not Going Viral?

High-quality content should always be your first concern. And when it’s emotionally charged, it helps people relate, creates a natural reaction (positive reactions are better than negative ones in this context) and boosts interest, as well as the desire to share.

What makes it “shareworthy?” In part, the emotional response it elicits (as compared to cold, dry, or otherwise less-than-engaging content). But other factors, such as humor, relatability, a core narrative (everyone enjoys a good story, well told), and the actual, practical value of the content (consider the popularity of how-to content) can help transform a great piece of content into an awesomely shareable one.

And once you’ve created your amazing content, don’t forget to share it properly. Review the metrics from your accounts on sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ help you keep track of when your customers or fans are visiting your site, as well as the times, and content, that draw the most interaction from them.

Going viral doesn’t have to be an impossible dream. Understanding what your audience values, creating high-quality content that speaks to their needs and interests, and distributing it at the right times (and in the right online venues) can help improve your chances of becoming the next big thing on the Internet.

If you are interested in finding out more details about references for your content, then why not take a look at this infographic from www.whoishostingthis.com It offers some helpful tips for finding and using good quality reference material.