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Why do some items go viral while others remain unseen, unread, and unshared forever?
Wednesday November 5th 10:02 am MDT, 9:02 am PDT, 11:02 am CDT, 12:02 pm EDT, 5:02 pm BST
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Join our team of #CodeBreakers each week as we open up various Meme’s and show you why they went viral or died on the vine.
This week we’re talking about the virility of The Walking Dead
Zombies have been around for a long time so why do we love the show The Walking Dead so much? Why’s it catching on like wildfire? Why hasn’t it just blended into the background like many other zombie/apocalyptic fads?
Tune in as we try to answer some of these questions!
Meet the #CodeBreakers :
(In alphabetical order)
Alexandra Riecke-Gonzales
Super Power -> Communication
Ammon Johns
Super Power-> Search Engine Optimization
Christopher Vogelmann
Super Power -> Gamification
Craig Calvert
Super Power -> Physiology
DENNIS N. DUCE
Super Power -> Engagement, Creativity, and Speed Cubing
Eric Enge
Super Power -> Analysis
Grizwald Grim
Super Power -> Analysis
Michael Sutton
Super Power -> Entrepreneurship
Nicholas Cardot
Super Power -> #psywarrior
Phil Bowyer
Super Power ->
Stephanie Sims
Super Power -> Numbers
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http://youtu.be/tDkPTt65bN4
Brands Killing it With Viral Humour (And The Ones That Got it Wrong)
With #Codebreakers Amy Harrison Ammon Johns and Christopher Vogelmann
In the past few years, a handful of companies have hit the goldmine with viral humour to increase sales, explode brand presence and even launch to success seemingly overnight.
And they’re not all innovative, new companies like the Dollar Shave Club. Even traditional, nay ‘stuffy’ brands like Old Spice and General Electric have transformed their image by killing their old one with humour.
But it’s not just simply a case of adding humour into the mix. Some brands have tried to raise a laugh and made the mistake of offending the very customers they want to reach.
In this episode of #codebreakers we crack the code of what made certain comedy campaigns so successful, and why others have fallen flat.
Join us and see if your own business can kill it with humour.