Six STEPPS
ALS Icebucket
Virality and Spreadability
Target Audience
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True or False: It is required that you incorporate all 6 steps when using the STEPPS method

False

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In addition to filming themselves and nominating other people to do the challenge, what was another way people supported ALS organizations?

Donating money

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What is viral sharing?

The spread of content from one person to others in an exponential manner, through the Internet and/or mobile technologies

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Who was the target audience for the ALS Icebucket Challenge?

Anyone with a social media account was welcome to do this challenge

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How did the ALS Icebucket Challenge involve the Public step from the STEPPS method?

"Monkey see, Monkey do", the more people see someone else doing something, the more likely they are to imitate that thing, virability. Hence why people actively participated. 

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True or False: ALAS deemed this campaign to be the world's largest global media phenomenon 

True

400

True or False: Passive sharing is often associated with viral sharing/virality

True

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How did social influence reach larger audiences?

Multiple ways, 

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What does STEPPS stand for?

Social Currency, Triggers, Emotional Resonance, Practical Value, Public, Stories

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What does ALS stand for?

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis 

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What makes content spreadable?

The Six Key “STEPPS” (from intro to Berger’s “Contagious” book)

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How did Bill Gates participate in the ALS Icebucket Challenge? And in what way did he participate in spreadable content creation?

He built a machine to pour ice water on him, making the ALS Icebucket Challenge his own. He participated in a trend but added his own identity.