I became famous in the entertainment industry by burning incense

Chapter 343 Vision: Overcome the strong with the weak and ring the bell for listing!

This episode of "Leisurely Slow Life" is divided into two variety shows, the first episode is two hours long and the second episode is also two hours long.

Jinli was connected inside Cat's Claw for two hours, and after the live broadcast ended, she quickly went offline.

Although Mao Zhua was happy to let her stay in the live broadcast room to continue studying, Jinli felt that it was a bit late and she also wanted to go back to do science exercises, so she decided to leave.

There will be another live broadcast tomorrow. Jinli promised the enthusiastic person in charge: "If I am free tomorrow, I will continue to come to Cat's Claw Live."

The person in charge quickly asked: "Do you want us to make room for you in another live broadcast room?"

Jinli shook her head: "No, just this live broadcast room now, I like the style inside."

While the two were talking, other responsible persons also walked over quickly.

They were originally in a meeting, but suddenly heard the news that Jinli was leaving, so everyone came out of the meeting room.

When I came out, I found that it was almost nine o'clock in the evening.

Everyone was very fascinated by this meeting. From the beginning, they did not accept knowledge payment at all, to what kind of marketing methods could be used to promote payment, to asking other bloggers for their opinions, and then to customizing relevant strategies...

Before they knew it, they had been driving until now and hadn't even had dinner.

Jinli was about to leave, so they wanted to go out and see her off, and also take this opportunity to end the long meeting.

Several responsible persons personally sent Jinli to the door and talked to her for a few words in front of the car. They said that they had held a long meeting and finally believed that the concept of knowledge payment was feasible.

One person in charge said: "At first, I thought it would not work. Why should people pay for something that can be shown for free?"

Another person in charge continued, “But then we thought about it again, why would anyone think that others would share their past successful experiences with everyone for free?

So we can provide paid knowledge services, but what we provide is not the information that can be circulated in the market, but deeper knowledge, experience, and experience.

We must do things differently from what is on the market, so that netizens can’t help but join in learning, and at the same time do a good job of preventing theft, there is a bright future ahead!”

Seeing their excited expressions, Jinli knew that they must have figured out the prospects of this concept.

She said: “But you have to think about it. Maozhua is a live broadcast platform after all. In the early stage, you can use the advantages of the live broadcast platform to attract traffic, but knowledge payment must be separated from the live broadcast platform after all.

When marketing the concept of the knowledge planet, perhaps you need to consciously make a distinction between communities and social groups, so that it will be difficult to leave when the time comes."

"Do it separately?" One of the responsible persons was a little shocked. "Why do we have to do it separately?"

Jinli smiled slightly: "Don't you think that the concept of Knowledge Planet Payment can be divided into a separate software and then launched on the market?"

Go public, ring the bell, and attract investment from the entire network!

The four words "attempt to go public" caused a storm in the hearts of all responsible persons.

You have to know that Maozhua has not yet gone public. They just set up a different sector and are thinking of separating from the parent company and going public?

The underdog overcomes the overdog? ?
Emma, ​​I dare not think about it...

But this was proposed by Jinli, maybe you can really think about it?
The people in charge kept their faces tense, for fear that they would not be able to control their overly happy expressions.

The person in charge of the operation of Cat's Claw is still here, they can't be too happy, what if he sees that Jinli is very optimistic about the "Knowledge Payment Planet" project, and the person in charge wants to switch to it?
On the other side, other Cat's Paw employees approached the window and looked down.

Someone sighed: "If you can be a star like Jinli, your life will be perfect!"

Another person said: "How is it possible? What kind of celebrity would take the college entrance examination after they have achieved success? Isn't this just torturing yourself? If it were you, would you be willing to do it?"

Another person also said: “Yes, learning is not an easy thing.

I also watched Jinli’s live broadcast this afternoon. Although she was very fast at solving problems and had a high accuracy rate, it was not easy to sit there and solve them for several hours.”

Others say: "Which industry is easy nowadays? Celebrities have their own hardships, and we workers have our own hardships. If you want to escape from the sea of ​​suffering, you have to become rich overnight."

This man's name is Lao Yan. As he spoke, he picked up the coins in his hand and scratched the lottery ticket.

He bought two large boxes of scratch-off tickets at noon, which cost him three months' salary, and it took him several hours just to scratch them.

I had a lot to do after I came back from buying the products, so I could only find time to scratch the scratches. So far I have only scratched half a box, and there is still one and a half boxes to go!
Some colleagues were eager to help him shave and do their labor for free, but Lao Yan refused.

If he wasn't still working overtime in the company, he would want to rush home and put on dust-proof and waterproof gloves.

Then I took a bath, burned incense, prayed, sang songs, took off my gloves, and with an extremely pious and solemn attitude -

Scrape slowly.

A faint scent of sandalwood wafted through everyone's noses, and everyone suddenly discovered that Lao Yan had unknowingly lit the triangular-shaped incense.

This kind of incense was originally bought to repel mosquitoes.

But later everyone realized that mosquito coils were needed to repel mosquitoes, so they were put in the utility room and abandoned. I don't know how he found it and used it.

A colleague joked: "Old Yan, you didn't burn incense just to scratch the lottery, did you? Is the sense of ritual so strong?"

Lao Yan just scratched one of the tickets, took a careful look at it, shook his head slightly, and decided he didn’t win.

He took out another scratch-off ticket and continued to scratch it leisurely, saying slowly, "Life is already so hard, it's good to have a sense of ritual."

Another colleague glanced at his box and kindly said, "There are still so many left to be scraped. How about I help you? It's free."

As soon as the man stretched out his claws, he was immediately slapped away by Lao Yan, "Go away, if I was willing to agree, I would have agreed a long time ago, get out of here and don't affect the koi luck that Jinli brought me."

The man muttered, "There were so many people buying at noon, but there were still too few winners. There's no such thing as koi luck. Everyone was just joking."

Lao Yan said meaningfully: "You don't understand, quantitative change can lead to qualitative change."

As soon as he finished speaking, all the lottery tickets in his hand were scratched off. Old Yan looked down and suddenly his eyes opened slightly, with a smile on his face.

"I won, and it's worth 100,000 yuan!" The colleagues who were watching were all dumbfounded and shocked beyond words.

Is it too late for them to buy three big boxes of lottery tickets now?
Old Yan seemed to know what they were thinking, and said calmly: "Opportunities are rare, and you have already missed it. Let it go!"
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Jinli returned to the apartment and it was already ten o'clock after taking a shower.

She couldn't do the questions for a long time at this point, and she hadn't relaxed much recently, so she opened her phone to watch some videos.

Coincidentally, the video website recommended to her in this episode how to create "paid concepts" and "paid projects".

This blogger is promoting a certain foreign software. He organizes the knowledge from basic to intermediate to advanced, and then charges an annual fee. There are many large and small updates every day, week, and month.

This software is considered the top paid knowledge software in that country.

Jinli swiped her finger downwards and found the second line.

The second article does not mention concepts like "knowledge payment", but instead mentions the concept of community, where one pays to enter a community and then shares specific knowledge.

This is commonly used in "grabbing discounted items", "internal prices for brand counter employees", "lottery activities", "winning cash rewards by launching games", etc.

Because these news are too niche, not many people pay attention to them. No, it should be said that they have not been widely spread, so there is a certain degree of blockade.

After joining the community, you can participate in various online activities, buy discounted products, and win gifts in lucky draws according to your needs...

Whether you use the things you get yourself or resell them through second-hand websites, it is a good choice.

This knowledge is shared by a foreign blogger. The account shares some small knowledge about technology entrepreneurship every day, as well as some relatively novel and cutting-edge knowledge.

After Jinli saw it, she memorized it silently.

She got inspiration from this and decided to ask the people at Cat's Claw to do some research abroad. Some software has not been developed in China yet, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist abroad.

China is a world with a highly Internet-based society, but in some countries that still prefer to use paper money, the concept of paying for knowledge may have been accepted long ago.

While she was thinking, Gu Cheng sent her a private message: [Is there a profession you want to experience in the next episode?]
Jinli: [This episode hasn’t even finished airing yet, but you’re already thinking about the next episode (snickering)]
Gu Cheng: [When Chen Lin was watching a variety show tonight, he kept saying that he must be the boss in the next episode. I was thinking about the feasibility of being the boss]
Jinli: [Be a director? Be a producer? Be a creator? Be the president of a company?]
Gu Cheng: [Both are fine]
Jinli: [I’m not optimistic. We can be bosses, but for the sake of variety show effects, the production team will definitely not let us be bosses so easily. They may ask us to save a store that is on the verge of bankruptcy. And with the current program schedule, we can’t finish the story in one episode.]
Gu Cheng thought for a moment and said, "Why not do more issues? Then I don't have to think so hard about the theme of each issue."
Jinli: [This is a good idea!]
Gu Cheng: [I think it’s okay, but Chen Lin might be a little disappointed]
He glanced at Chen Lin who was sleeping soundly beside him, his hands clenched into fists, as if he was dreaming about a battle.

He sent another message to Jinli: [This time the production crew tortured him so badly. He originally agreed not to film the corpse, but was dragged by the director to film it. Next time, he will definitely want to be the director and torture the production crew severely.]
Jinli's eyes turned, and suddenly an inspiration flashed, and she replied:

[To be honest, we can also mess with the production team. Netizens like to see us get into trouble, but that doesn’t mean they don’t like to see others get into trouble.]
Gu Cheng: [What do you mean?]
Jinli: [How about we plan an episode of "Leisurely Slow Life" ourselves and shoot and direct it ourselves?]
Gu Cheng: [This is quite interesting. I will discuss this with the captain later.]
Jinli: [OK]
Gu Cheng: [Oh, there’s something I forgot to tell you]
Jinli looked at the chat interface and found that Gu Cheng was stuck in "typing" for a long time, but no message was sent.

Jinli: [? ]
Gu Cheng was "typing" for a while before sending a message.

Gu Cheng: [No, I just wanted to tell you that you look beautiful wearing the necklace]
Jinli couldn't help but laugh out loud.

She thought for a moment and replied calmly: [Well, you have a good eye for necklaces.]
Now it was Gu Cheng's turn to hold a cell phone and laugh foolishly.
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Time passed quickly and it was the next day.

Jinli came to Cat's Claw in the afternoon.

I am not going to take a tour this time, I am just here to attend the meeting and listen to the person in charge express his ideas on the "Knowledge Planet payment concept".

She served as the chief planner in this project, receiving an annual salary from Cat's Paw, and originally had to attend a meeting once a month.

If you don’t have time to attend, you can still hold an online meeting once a month.

But because she was busy filming and participating in publicity before, her schedule was a bit tight.

In addition, her free time was not during normal working hours, which always coincided with Mao Zhua's meetings, so she was absent several times.

This time it just happened that I made up for it all at once.

However, Jinli is not a professional practitioner, so the staff of Cat's Claw don't really regard her as their superior.

Jinli's existence is more of a mascot.

Maozhua specially opened this column with the original intention of deepening the cooperative relationship with Jinli.

As long as Jinli stays in Maozhua, she can bring great profits to Maozhua, which is related to Maozhua's annual performance.

So let alone opening a special column, even if it was just to create a section specifically for Jinli, Mao Zhua would be happy.

Originally, the opening of this column was a bit of a hobby, otherwise they didn't feel nervous, inappropriate or anxious when Jinli was absent from the meetings in the past.

But with the idea proposed by Jinli yesterday, many responsible persons conducted several brainstorming sessions and felt that this project was quite good.

So they would seek Jinli's approval from time to time in the meeting.

Jinli doesn't know anything about marketing, traffic investment, online and offline traffic planning, and how to introduce high-quality content.

When it comes to areas she is not good at, she usually remains silent.

Only on the concept of "Knowledge Planet" did she express more ideas. As the problem deepened, Jinli threw out another idea.

“I see that many of your ideas involve interfering with the content published by bloggers, fearing that their content cannot be separated from that on free platforms, resulting in a loss of competitiveness on paid platforms.”

Jinli thought for a moment and said, "In fact, I think there is no need to intervene at all. In other words, you can intervene in the early stages, but once the platform's tone is established, you can let go immediately and let the blogger develop on his own."

The person in charge asked: "What if they abuse the content to perfunctorily deal with members? If a member chooses to subscribe to the blogger's planet for an annual subscription, but the blogger just copies what is available on the Internet, what should the member do if he complains?"

Jinli smiled and said generously: "Then return the money."

"Return the money?" The responsible persons looked at each other.

Jinli: "First verify the authenticity of the content to see if it is a copy of other content that has already circulated online. If it is confirmed to be a copy, then the fee will be refunded and the blogger's deposit will also be deducted.

My idea is that there is no need to interfere with the content output of bloggers. We allow members to view the content in the Knowledge Planet after activation. If they are not satisfied during this period, they can get a refund within seven days without reason.

The fittest will survive, unqualified planets will be eliminated, and strong planets will remain. The platform does not need to urge bloggers, and the members who have already opened will automatically constrain bloggers. "

Good night babies