The Birth of Shanghai's First Conglomerate

Chapter 89 This guy is a real talent!
There used to be a girl studying directing in Bai Xin's dormitory.

Aside from not being able to act properly, she can come up with all sorts of crazy ideas.

At their age now, they've just graduated, and it's simply impossible for them to do too well in society.

Bai Xin sent her a message first.

Harley Quinn, who loves filming: "You lunatic, where are you messing with the boss?"

"What nonsense are you talking about?"

The other party replied very quickly, clearly slacking off at work. "Does the boss even have a chance for me to talk back? I'm filming her for not washing her hands after using the toilet."

"Tsk... It's outrageous that the boss doesn't fire you."

"You damn jinx! I just got a call from HR. I've fired my boss again."

"Great idea! Come work for me! My boss is looking for a goddess like you who's whimsical and doesn't do anything productive."

"What kind of person is your boss? He can even say things like 'not doing his job properly.' Does he provide meals?"

"Tube."

"Should we keep them under control?"

"It's also under our jurisdiction."

"Is the place big enough? You know I like to fart a little in my sleep, so there can't be more than ten farts in one room."

"Let's broaden our horizons a bit, and we'll put you in a 600-square-meter luxury apartment in Beijing."

Bai Xin herself no longer rents an apartment, but instead lives in the more than 200-square-meter luxury house in the East Second Ring Road that Song Yanxi bought last year.

She also borrowed a set from Shijingshan, so that she wouldn't have to run around anymore after teaching Chen An'an.

His family never rents out their houses; they are only provided to their own employees.

"Are you serious?"

"Absolutely, get over here right now."

"Okay."

Jiang Yilei picked up the bucket and ran away. This heartless company didn't even say goodbye to her.

Once I've made something of myself, I'll deal with all of you monsters and demons first, then fire the boss.

She wasn't in Beijing, but in Shanghai.

If young people have a good job, why can't they just take a plane and travel around?

Chen Pingsheng met this oddball in the afternoon. He was young and looked a bit like a certain minor celebrity.

Her hair was messy, her features were small and delicate, and most importantly, she spoke very quickly.

"Boss, I heard you're hiring? Do you think I'm a good fit?"

Unlike the previous one who was old-fashioned, this one is clearly a young person of the new era.

Bai Xin had introduced him to the test questions before he came, and he could just give him a brief introduction to see if he was suitable.

The same topic, Zhao Liying went to eat.

Jiang Yilei glanced at it and asked curiously, "Boss, are you trying to promote the restaurant she went to?"

"Yes."

Not bad, at least they understood his needs first.

After taking out a pen, Jiang Yilei quickly wrote a line in her notebook.

Shocking! Zhao Liying actually ate a two-cent steamed bun!

Please forgive him for being a little out of touch with today's young people; how could this topic generate so much traffic?

Chen Pingsheng thought for a long time but still couldn't figure it out, so he simply asked, "Isn't this just the most ordinary topic?"

"Yes, it's very ordinary."

"Then how will you generate massive traffic?"

"Boss, what was your first thought when you saw this question?"

"Click in and see what a two-cent steamed bun looks like?"

"That's it."

Jiang Yilei smiled and said, "Curiosity is the first factor in creating a viral topic. Once people are curious, they will click to see what the steamed bun looks like, and the goal of promoting the restaurant will be achieved."

Chen Pingsheng was surprised; this woman was quite a talent!

It really is true that everyone has their own expertise; it would be a real shame if someone with your brain didn't make a living in the internet industry.

How much salary do you want?

Jiang Yilei exclaimed happily, "So I've passed?"

Chen Pingsheng nodded: "It's approved."

Jiang Yilei thought for a moment, "My last boss gave me a monthly salary of eight thousand."

She asked for an extra three thousand, her aim being to raise the price in the negotiation.

Also, give the boss some room to negotiate the price.

After all, she did take a plane here, so she needs to get her ticket money back.

"I'll give you a monthly salary of 30,000, and if you do well, I'll give you an additional year-end bonus of 200,000."

Jiang Yilei immediately stood up to thank them without hesitation.

A monthly salary of 30,000 yuan would be 400,000 yuan a year, that's really tempting!

Chen Pingsheng gave her an office and a computer with extremely fast internet. He had already taken the photos of Zhao Liying at Fei Yang Yang; he just lacked online marketing talent to generate buzz online.

Jiang Yilei asked curiously, "Boss, how many fan groups does Zhao Liying have?"

"Fan club?" Chen Pingsheng shook his head. His Tengying Entertainment was practically empty; there was no one in charge of managing a fan club.

The most valuable resource of a celebrity is their fan base. After all, without fans, can they still be called a celebrity?

Jiang Yilei found it quite strange that there wasn't even someone here who was most valuable for running a fan club.

It's important to understand that celebrities, regardless of what they release or how they want to trend on Weibo, will always be involved in such activities.

Those who generate the most traffic in the front row must be their own loyal fans.

Only in this way can we control public opinion and guide passersby to come and see.

It's okay, her value is only highlighted when the boss is unprofessional.

Otherwise, how could she earn a monthly salary of 30,000?

Jiang Yilei is indeed a top-notch surfing expert. She writes articles about Zhao Liying eating two-cent steamed buns while simultaneously building her own fan base through Zhao Liying's personal Weibo account.

Zhao Liying herself doesn't use Weibo much; her Weibo account is managed by her company.

Unfortunately, Chen Pingsheng had never paid attention to this aspect before.

After Jiang Yilei finished editing the article about her eating two-cent steamed buns, she also gave it to Chen Pingsheng to take a look.

"Boss, don't underestimate this simple article. The key to surfing the internet is to avoid giving people the impression that we're doing marketing. Only in this way can we better boost our rankings and trend on social media."

"Makes sense."

Since Chen Pingsheng paid a high price to hire her, he would naturally let her make the decisions.

The news about Zhao Liying being secretly photographed was posted here through a secondary account, but it was actually an article she had edited herself.

And then add pictures that were taken beforehand.

They're building a fan club through Zhao Liying's Weibo account; Zhao Liying truly deserves her status as a recently popular star.

The hype hasn't died down yet, and topics about her already generate a lot of traffic.

As the fan club grew larger, more and more people came.

Jiang Yilei immediately posted the first task: to get the article she had previously edited trending on social media.

Everyone should comment and share below, using their large fan base to directly target the first three small traffic pools.

We arrive at the largest network port, which is the front row of public traffic.

For a topic to go viral, it must become news.

Jiang Yilei's actions were swift and decisive, constantly extending the topic from her eating habits.

For example, Zhao Liying is an inspirational figure in the entertainment industry who remains frugal even after becoming famous.

Then, leverage their large fan base to generate buzz around these topics.

Her edited, shocking article topped the trending searches.

It won't be that quick to get to the front row.

It also needs the continuous support and reposts from its fans to stand out from the other trending topics.

The number of comments quickly exceeded a thousand, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, and even reached a million.

Forwarding is also acceptable.

This person is absolutely talented.

The more exposure this article receives, the greater its brand promotion value for Boiling Sheep.

There will be many more short stories about Zhao Liying and Fei Yangyang later on.

This depends on Jiang Yilei's copywriting skills.

He felt that the 300,000 annual salary was well worth it.

Even into the evening, the conversation continued to heat up.

Bai Xin took her to live with her in a huge house with four bedrooms and two living rooms.

The two little girls could roll around freely.

Jiang Yilei really didn't expect that the staff dormitories in Beijing would be so good.

"They all belong to the boss, so we have to cherish them."

"Absolutely. After I've washed up, I'll play cards with you."

Although she said she was just keeping her company and chatting, Jiang Yilei kept bringing up topics even after she came out.

It's not that she wants to work this hard.

It's not that the boss pays too much, so we have no choice but to work hard.

If I get fired again, where will I find another sucker like this?

The main reason employees dare to quit their jobs is that they aren't paid enough.

If you offer her several times more than her expectations, see if she dares to quit.

Do you still dare to slack off at work?

Wages are the driving force behind everything.

Jiang Yilei stayed up until 3 a.m., constantly encouraging her fans and pushing the topic into the top 20 of the entertainment industry charts before finally going to sleep.

(End of this chapter)