How to Go Viral as a Business?

It doesn’t matter whether you’re running a blog, founder of a startup, or CEO of a multimillion corporation.

Here’s a real story and a guide…

This article is dedicated to Anna Brose & Chewy (an American online retailer of pet food)

Gus was a good dog — actually, he was the best dog (according to the owner).

In June 2022 a woman called Anna Brose (owner of Gus) returned from a trip to Alaska and found out that her favorite dog Gus was just gone…

In addition to the heartbreak of losing Gus, Anna had also a lot of unopened unused bags of dog food she bought from Chewy — an American online retailer of pet food and other pet-related products.

She decided to see if she could return an unopened bag.

That’s where the magic started happening…

To understand the whole concept of the “virality” of the business, let’s first have a look at Chewy.

The company, like many other e-commerce companies, offers an extensive range of pet supplies: food, treats, toys, grooming products, medications, and accessories for a wide variety of pets.

Chewy has plenty of cool features that contribute to the virality & growth of the business, no doubt.

Some of Chewy’s key features:

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