The Creator's Guide to Achieving Virality

I helped a student go from 1,000 to 127,000 followers in less than a year by following this simple strategy. And you can too. Erin runs a puppy yoga business. She would show a bunch of dogs acting adorable in her studio, with captions helping to narrate the experience. Yet most of the videos they didn't perform and she struggled to get consistent views. As erin attended the MindValley Social Media Mastery program, we helped her figure out what went wrong, changing the direction of her content forever. Looking at one of our competitors, we noticed that they didn't use any captions in their videos and we instead focused towards the reactions of people had from dogs creating a chaotic environment. This creates two effects for the viewers. First is that it causes conflict in the video. As you can see, people are struggling to focus during the yoga classes while the dogs aimlessly run around and create hazard. The second being that the video no longer has a language barrier and anyone from anywhere can watch it and enjoy it. Now, a week after our call with Aaron Video, she was able to create a video with 59 million views and now they're able to consistently produce results that get millions and millions of views on their videos. So how can you apply a similar strategy to get your first viral video? Add conflict into your video by creating challenge or an obstacle and try to make it as accessible to the largest possible audience. If you want to have results like Aaron Gorey, click the link below for your free access to mindvalley's Social Media Mastery Summit.