Get Anything To Go Viral, By Making It A Secret

19 May 2013 · 1 min
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In this brief YouTube segment, host Mike Michalowicz opens his "On a Roll" series with sponsor acknowledgments before delivering a concise marketing tip aimed at entrepreneurs. He advises that to make a product, brand, or idea go viral, creators should embed a deliberate "secret" or hidden gimmick—such as a subtle logo detail, an Easter egg, or a unique product feature—that sparks curiosity and encourages word‑of‑mouth sharing. The tip emphasizes that the secret should feel authentic and not be overly obvious or cheesy, as forced gimmicks can backfire. The overall message is that a well‑crafted mystery can turn ordinary offerings into viral sensations.

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