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The April Fools days of Lonely Girl are over. YouTube is known for “quick-win” spikes of viewership… BUT what goes up, must come down! Nothing viral lasts forever. If you want to create something with a new virality – then play on Twitter. Unlike YouTube, Twitter is fresh and a world-sweeping “twit-viral” has not yet taken place in the Twittersphere.
Within the last year we have seen a spike in sites that use the Twitter API proving that Twitter Mashups are the new big thing! Twitter has its own sub-culture of independent initiatives that utilize key-word or key-phrase searches and display the results in either a list-view or data-visualization format.
These initiatives feed curiosity and encourages twitter users to play where the Twitter “in-crowd” plays. Below is just a small sampling of initiatives that use the Twitter API.
Twitter Virals
Hello Brands. Meet Twitter.
I predict Twitter virals are on the verge of becoming uber-commercial. Celebs like Britney Spears, MC Hammer and even Santa Claus are on twitter. I predict that brands are starting to jump on the Twitter bandwagon (Twagon?) and want to seek organic methods of interacting with consumers, especially as the economy weakens.
As of now, most Twitter users with the most followers are tech-geeks. They control the “tweet-power”. Call them the “cool twits” or the in-crowd, if you will. All a brand has to do is create a Twitter initiative that speaks to the in-crowd and it will become a twitter-viral… only if it feels organic and not overly “commercial”. Oh! And I should mention that it needs to be useful, unique or entertaining.
The Twitter Crystal Ball
As more people in mass culture begin to understand and utilize Twitter we will see brands follow and play in the same sandbox. The brands who will succeed will do play in the Twitter-Sphere in a way that is organic and focused.