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WeChat Viral Radar

Content Creation Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Choosing WeChat Official Account topics often depends on guessing which posts were truly viral. Public pages usually expose only 10万+ signals, not exact read counts, and search sources may be throttled, captcha-gated, or sparse. This skill turns scattered public signals into an actionable content report instead of a raw link list.

How It Works

  • Supports chat-only, script, and manual fallback paths.
  • Filters by track, freshness, mode, report-style, keywords, and limit across AI, finance, emotion, education, and other tracks.
  • Collects candidate articles from public search, WeChat article search, and visible public list pages, then labels evidence with confirmed_100k_public, suspected_viral, or topic_candidate.
  • Generates modules such as insight summary, top topics, title formulas, audience pain points, creative angle bank, 3-day publishing plan, and risk notes.
  • If live collection fails, it produces a fallback query pack for manual follow-up.

Boundaries

It relies on public web signals and does not guarantee full coverage of WeChat articles or exact read counts. When sources are throttled, captcha-gated, or broken, treat source_warning and manual verification as the source of truth rather than bypassing logins or private dashboards.

Use Cases

  • An editor needs ten candidate 100k+ AI titles for a daily topic list.
  • An operations lead reviews weekly finance hot lists and extracts three follow-up angles.
  • A content manager compares public competitor posts and drafts a three-day publishing plan.
  • A planner uses the fallback query pack to manually verify viral clues when search is blocked.

Best For

  • New-media editors who need weekly WeChat topic ideas and reusable title formulas.
  • Vertical content operators tracking public viral signals in AI or finance.
  • Content leads turning public competitor posts into a weekly publishing plan.
  • Media planners who need manual fallback queries when public search is blocked.