nonviral
- adjective
- /nɒnˈvaɪrəl/
- Texting
- Their marketing strategy was intentionally nonviral, focusing on personal recommendations and word of mouth.
Examples
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Unlike viral content, nonviral advertisements often target a specific audience rather than the general public.
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This campaign is nonviral and targets a niche audience.
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The company chose a nonviral approach, relying on local events instead of social media campaigns.
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I prefer nonviral strategies for my marketing.
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The company chose a nonviral approach, relying on local events instead of social media campaigns.
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Unlike viral content, nonviral advertisements typically focus on reaching a specific audience rather than going viral.
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Their marketing strategy was intentionally nonviral, emphasizing personal connections over widespread online sharing.
Antonyms
How Viral
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonviral comes from non- 'not' and viral 'spreading quickly like a virus', a sense we now use for popular internet posts. So a nonviral campaign is one that is not meant to spread widely online and instead targets a specific group.