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viral marketing  

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  • Viral marketing (also referred to as buzz or grassroots marketing) takes advantage of preexisting social networks and new media technologies to increase brand awareness and drive product trials and sales. Viral campaigns work by seeding or infecting a select group of socially active recipients with a marketing message, which they then spread through their social networks much like a viral epidemic. [Source: Encyclopedia of Children, Adolescents, and the Media; Viral Marketing]

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