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populaireerde

Populaireerde is a Dutch neologism used to describe the act of making something popular, especially through media campaigns, influencer networks, and deliberate online amplification. It is formed from the adjective populair with the -eren verb pattern and is typically treated as the past tense of a coined verb populaireeren. Because it is not yet standard Dutch, there is variation in spelling and conjugation, and some writers may prefer alternatives or spell it as ge-populaireerd in contexts that mirror other -eren verbs. In discussions of marketing, journalism, and studies of virality, populaireerde may appear to denote a deliberate effort to raise a topic’s visibility.

Origins and usage

The word emerges in contemporary, informal Dutch, particularly in blogs, marketing analyses, and social media discourse.

Examples

De campagne populaireerde het product binnen een week. In analyses van virale content wordt de term soms

See also

Populariseren, virality, marketing jargon.

It
is
a
descriptive
label
rather
than
a
formal
category,
used
to
distinguish
between
organic
popularity
and
popularity
driven
by
coordinated
promotional
activity.
Its
acceptability
depends
on
the
audience
and
register;
some
readers
treat
it
as
jargon,
while
others
see
it
as
a
concise
way
to
reference
a
specific
communicative
strategy.
gebruikt
om
het
opzettelijk
verspreiden
van
trends
te
beschrijven.