Dakota Robertson breaks down viral content: ride trends with a solid idea underneath, or it's just "whipped cream on dog-shit." Infographics are hot on Twitter and LinkedIn right now. The real move is remixing what already works for other creators and adding your own twist.
Tell the people, how do we go viral on social media? There's definitely people that are better at going viral than me. Um, but from the times I did go viral, hopping on trends is huge. Well, one, the idea, you need to have a good idea behind it because otherwise it's like whipped cream on dog shit. Right. Um, so the idea trends are huge. So right now infographics on Twitter and LinkedIn are huge, like showing that, or I made a shitpost of how to, uh, become a millionaire in 69 days, wake up at 4:20 AM. Like, do you sun your balls in a cold shower? Like, I just like, this is this trend, but I made it, I made it my own by adding a little pizzazz. So like finding what's working for other creators and then I think twisting it in your own way to make it more your style.
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