Viral Works Because We Said It Works!

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In support of the potential of viral advertising, we are duty bound to force feed you this force fed viral (cartoon and video) that attempts to force itself, like the NZgirl helicopter stunt, to go viral because, well, that’s what viral’s about right? I mean all you have to do is create some witty thing like Pherotones or slap a few pictures of the King with Brooke Burke on Flickr or make a stupid video clip of some guy break dancing or, oh, let’s see, create a video illustrating how your agency goes about pitching the Subway account just to, oh, prove that viral marketing works and just sit back and watch it all happen.

So, we’re going to oblige AdWeek cartoonist David Jones in his quest to prove just about anything you want can become viral because, well, the agency told the client they could do it and, dammit, they’re gonna do it. So take a look at Send to a Friend!

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