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The 11 pages that link to Viral marketing, each with the reason it gives.

• Viral videoBroader topic: Brands design videos to gain attention and circulation without relying only on paid placement.

• The Blair Witch ProjectNarrower topic: The film's early website and circulated rumors prompted audiences to share its supposed evidence.

• BookTokRelated: Reader enthusiasm can circulate titles widely without relying only on publisher campaigns.

• Publicity stuntRelated: Stunt coverage can spread beyond news outlets through audience sharing.

• Found footage filmRelated: The Blair Witch Project used seemingly authentic materials to extend its fiction beyond the film.

• Bandwagon effectRelated: Sharing can turn visible uptake into a cue that encourages further uptake.

• Backrooms (feature film)Related: The film's web-born source demonstrates how horror can spread through online sharing.

• Birds Aren't RealRelated: The campaign's memorable claim invites people to share it, whether as joke or spectacle.

• Flash mobRelated: Recordings of flash mobs can extend a brief live event to much larger audiences.

• iJustineCompared with: Her famous bill video spread organically, contrasting with deliberately designed promotional campaigns.

• Short-form contentRelated: Brief, shareable items can circulate quickly between connected audiences.