Another way is to compound that viral effect so that you increase the singular effect of that first effort. This would be a little bit like passing on the flu and chicken pox at the same time -- everyone would be infected with your article, and those who don't catch the flu might well catch chicken pox.

It obviously stands to reason that the bigger or more wide- spread your intial effort, the greater the spread of the infection or virus. This can be achieved by choosing and setting up automation software.

The tools to achieve this do exist online and there are no doubt many "hidden" resources out there too. Don't think conventionally -- marketers (whether writers or not) always do something *different* to the rest of the crowd; they take the initiative, the risk. They find a way of doing the usual in an unusual way.

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