Viral marketing has become a hip, low-cost way to reach a lot of people very quickly — with little effort. But as marketers slash ad budgets, “viral” needs to mean more than “free” and “fueled by prayer.” Making an idea contagious isn’t a mysterious marketing art. It boils down to a couple of simple rules.
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