What is the product about?

Developed by Jonathan Heusman, Viral Stacker is a training system that claims to teach users how to create viral content.

What is the product?

At the core of Viral Stacker are ten videos presented by Jonathan Heusman. Each video is designed to educate about a different attribute of viral content. All the information contained within the videos is based on Jonathan Heusman’s previous attempts at generating viral content. He claims that as he studied viral content he noticed that there were “distinct factors” in every piece of viral content. He says that once you know what these distinct factors are you can easily replicate the success again and again. Jonathan Heusman alleges that he was able to obtain over 12 million views using just five of his ten principals and says he is confident this could be scaled up using more. The revenue side of viral stacker is about then directing the audience for your viral content through affiliate marketing and ad revenue to generate income. Finally there are 100 positions available for a live webinar in which Jonathan Heusman will show you how to use Viral Stacker and the creative process.

What is the investment vs. the rate of return?

For a limited time only Jonathan Heusman is providing Viral Stacker for $17.73. He claims that it is his intention to remove Viral Stacker and rerelease it at a price a price he finds to be more appropriate. In terms of your rate of return it’s difficult to quantify as this is fundamentally a training course. There seems to be some potential to monetise the content that you create but as to the amount that you can earn well be dependent on too many factors to come up with any estimates.

Does the product provide value for money?

I think if you can get Viral Stacker for the limited price then it will likely provide value for money. Even if you only look at Viral Stacker from a purely academic point of view there will likely be some things that you can take away.

Conclusion

Do I think that Viral Stacker will allow you to create Viral Content on demand? Absolutely not, what I do think is that there are opportunities to look at new ways of marketing your content. The fact of the matter is that viral content is to spontaneous to ever really have a set formula. There are certainly patterns that you can look for, for example cat videos often went viral a few months ago, but in terms of marketing to the kind of people who watch these videos, that is the difficulty.

If you can do this I believe that there is some potential to make some money although I doubt it will be a life changing income.