1. You must create a campaign for your product that proves it's the exact thing that your buyer needs to resolve his problem or improve his life. You don't have to hit him over the head with a hammer. You do have to give him positive ideas about how people can use your product. And it's never good to go negative about competitors' products—you just want to say why yours is the ultimate, the best, the most. You also need to show why your viewer's life will be different if he or she buys what you're selling. And you want to convey the idea that your buyers are smart people. Then you need to spread that campaign over the internet!

2. You need to create multiple websites. People do use different names on their websites. You can link them to each other. Many website hosts are free, but they require you to feature some of their ads. If you prefer not to display those ads, there are other website hosts out there that really don't cost too much, and you can feature just your own ads, articles, videos, and so forth.

3. The most eye-catching way to campaign is to use a video that gets your buyer's attention. The opening seconds of your clip are vital to capturing your audience. Maybe you've seen brief clips like Drama Hampster, or the molding-clay rabbits for that Sony television. Should you use humor? Or drama? The opening frame of your video has to compel your viewer click on the play button. You can transfer your video from Youtube™, or wherever you created it, and you can link it or embed it in your websites.

4. Use articles to educate you viewer. This is an opportunity to indulge in your creativity by writing about a subject you enjoy! Articles that convey valuable information will demonstrate to your viewer that you are a credible authority on the subject. You can also write articles for places like eHow™, Ezine Articles®, and Associated Content. It's vital to cross-link these articles! If you don't like to write, get someone to do it for you.

5. It's also a good idea to visit blogs; many of them will let you sign with a link back to your website. Get dialogues going on these sites. Send links out to all of your family and friends, and ask them to pass it on.

6. Offer a free newsletter from your website. Even if people don't want to buy something, they are likely to sign up for a free newsletter, and once you've captured their email addresses you can market them every few months to assess their level of interest or tell them about new products.

Sometimes you need to get a marketing campaign rolling by spending some money to do it. Whether you bid on ad words at a place like Google, or pay a company to spread your video around, or even borrow a book from the library about search engine optimization—which is free—just remain patient. It does take time for search engines to start reading keywords and tags. You will soon become an expert about the best ways to create successful viral campaigns. If your ads grab your audience and convince them your product is a winner, they will catch on and your sales will skyrocket!