How did this Pulse article go viral? Happily Surprised.

[europetraveler]

I am very surprised. How did this Pulse article go viral?

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/keep-short-simple-neha-sethi/

Anybody has the answer

 

[Yellowcrow]

It's a short read & written well so it got shared a ton?

 

[europetraveler]

Don't think so. The same author has published similarly written articles in the past but nothing went viral as this one. For sure something has happened. Anything technical behind it? Is this any sort of automated service which anyone provides to promote LinkedIn pulse article?

 

[Edd king]

she banged an indian linkedin high exec

 

[deedee1whoa]

she banged an indian linkedin high exec

Not funny. Maybe she just got it right this time around. After trying with other articles and experimenting...

She published it at the right time (day/hour), when her audience reacted the most and LinkedIn editors decided to give it a push after it received enough interaction. Maybe she finally connected with enough people who care about her content and they were online soon after the article went live.

It obviously had a viral wave behind it and she may not manage to repeat the same success but, she can benefit from it, already is IMO - with the incoming friend requests and possible received messages.

 

[europetraveler]

So there is no way or any paid service which can get a couple of thousand likes or comments on a pulse article?

I tried paid campaigns in the past but never saw such traction.

 

[Mr Positive]

So there is no way or any paid service which can get a couple of thousand likes or comments on a pulse article?

I tried paid campaigns in the past but never saw such traction.

Did you try from BHW post in HAF or wtb and someone should give you this service