Upworthy Netroots Nation: 10 Ways To Win The Internets

This isn’t your standard, run-of-the-mill piece of content. This is the Upworthy training slide / Netroots Nation

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Adam Mordecai

Jun 7, 2012

FACT #1: Netroots Nation is over. It was amazing. So now you can see our fancy training slides.

Upworthy: 10 Ways To Win The Internets

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FACT B: Making things “go viral” on the interwebs is HARD.

To get a summary of the secret recipe we rolled out, read our fancy post about optimizing sharing at the Netroots Foundation blog.Thank you so much for letting us be a part of your awesome convention. We look forward to returning next year with new tricks that cancel out all the current ones.

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