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Home / Social Media Marketing / Twitter Vine, Exploring Why Vine Videos go Viral

Twitter Vine, Exploring Why Vine Videos go Viral

September 22, 2013 By John E Lincoln

Have you used Twitter Vine? From an Internet marketing perspective, Twitter Vine offers a new medium to promote viral clips. It is also a very active community that is well integrated with other social media websites. Vine videos can only be 6 seconds and they loop. So there is a little background for you. But the reason for this post is not to tell you to use Vine for your business or how to use vine for your business. In fact, I don’t think Vine makes much sense for most business owners at this time. Of course certain fun brands might want to explore Twitter Vine from a social media marketing perspective. But for the most part, I just wanted to write a post to showcase a few fun videos I found and to explore why they went viral.

The Element of Surprise

In most viral Vine videos you will see that they have an element of surprise. In this video, we see the fruit ninja performing his magic but at the last second, something else jumps in.

A Random Accident

In this video it’s a cold day. This guy is on his normal route. Shakespeare said, “Comedy is tragedy plus time.” But it didn’t take long for this one to be funny.

Something Cute

We all know that baby videos are almost always a hit. Take a look at this one, and it makes sense why it would be shared. That and it was set up right with the commentary.

Something Dumb

If you do something dumb on camera, there is a god chance that it will get shared. Here we see some stupid kids, but it is pretty funny.

Something Different

When it all comes down to it, by posting something different, that most people haven’t seen, you will get views.

Twitter Vine Viral Videos

You know viral videos when you see them. Twitter Vine is a tone of fun and I recommend everyone download the app if you want to kill some time. At far as business social marketing on the site, I would address that on a case by case basis.

About John E Lincoln

John Lincoln (MBA) is CEO of Ignite Visibility (a 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 Inc. 5000 company) a highly sought-after digital marketing strategist, industry speaker and author of two books, "The Forecaster Method" and "Digital Influencer." Over the course of his career, Lincoln has worked with over 1,000 online businesses ranging from small startups to amazing clients such as Office Depot, Tony Robbins, Morgan Stanley, Fox, USA Today, COX and The Knot World Wide. John Lincoln is the editor of the Ignite Visibility blog. While he is a contributor, he does not write all of the articles and in many cases he is supported to ensure timely content.

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