In 2009, 37% of North American companies used video for content marketing. In 2011, the number rose to 52%. And according to the emarketer graph above, 54% plan to do even more video. All other categories are way behind. All the prognosticators have been predicting this flood of video and their predictions seem to be coming true. The big question, in my opinion, is whether we can adequately expand broadband capabilities and the infrastructure to keep all of these videos moving.

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In my business, I have had many opportunities to engage in conversations about how to make videos go viral, and I think that Kevin’s analysis is correct. And ultimately, that means that you can’t really plan to make a viral video. I would suggest that anybody who tells you different is not being straight up with you.