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Some viral content goes viral because it fascinates us one way or another — because it’s weird, unsolvable, or controversial. Instances like these — Rachel Dolezal, that dang dress, or Gangnam Style — are more like lightning strikes than campaigns. But for content marketers, viral content can still be sought after. Pursuing viral content means you’re invested in content that’s purely shareable — content that’s likely to get retweeted, liked, and commented on. As this infographic shows us, viral content is more likely to be useful, lengthy, and positivity-oriented. Taken together, we have a picture of content that inspires people as well as makes them think (with a little help from great images and influencer shares)…

10 Proven Ways to Make Content Go Viral [Infographic]