“One card represents one person. If there are fifty cards, that's fifty potential customers. Even if some of them are like us, who just throw away the cards or ignore them, the temptations in these circles are huge. Some of these fifty people will definitely become new customers. And even if only five of them become sustainable new customers, the profits they can make are still very considerable.”
Although it's unclear whether they only deal in "yellow"-related industries or have also gotten involved in the latter two things they shouldn't be involved in, judging from Xiao He's "sense of similarity," this Guo Guo is definitely very problematic!
Moreover, Guoguo may not only come into contact with celebrities and other internet influencers, but also with their fans.
Top-tier live-streaming influencers typically have accounts with millions of followers. They dare to directly engage with influencers offline, so if they further develop this offline industry into an online industry, the profits would be even more staggering.
"Guoguo is just a live-streaming e-commerce influencer. His abilities are limited. Since he dares to openly invite people and has the ability to introduce them, I don't believe his company is unaware of this, or that he was introducing them on behalf of his company. The source of everything is Rongding Media."
Don't assume the company wouldn't know the situation of the people they signed with; the people they ultimately scapegoat don't represent the company's innocence.
Based on this fruit, Xiao He could deduce what kind of company he was backing.
If they're so open and aboveboard in soliciting customers, doesn't that mean there are powerful people in charge at this company?
It's not fair to blame Xiao He for generalizing; he simply doesn't hesitate to make malicious assumptions about everyone else.
However, Liu Rulan, a fan of Xiao He, fell silent after listening to his story.
She's seen this kind of thing all the time in the industry, so she's become numb to it. When she encounters it, she just ignores it, soothes the artist's emotions, and then avoids those guys next time.
This is the rule in the industry, and what's ridiculous is that everyone knows it and takes it for granted, even though it's wrong and abnormal.
Only Xiao He tried to delve into the profits and operating costs behind it.
But what's the use of that?
All they can do is ensure that their own interests are not harmed.
Liu Rulan: "I will talk to the production team to try to reduce the number of screen time for Rongding Media artists, but this is only a temporary solution. Making internet celebrities the core of variety shows means that they must also bear many risks. This is something that everyone knew when the show started."
To be honest, during the recording of the show "Public Enemy Number One," a certain blogger who was involved in a scandal was exposed for cheating and subsequently withdrew from the competition midway through.
Whether they like it or not, they have already been taking on this risk.
"So I think it's better to let them continue editing and then accelerate monetization than to block them."
Liu Rulan glanced at her phone, looking at the documents on it as she said, "The peak popularity of a program lasts for a maximum of three months. The long-tail effect only begins to weaken afterward. Even if Rongding Media has any problems after that, they won't be able to affect our program."
The problems at Rongding Media are currently only discovered and deduced by themselves; others are unaware of them, and there has been no news from higher-ups recently. Therefore, Liu Rulan believes for the time being that these individuals will not encounter any major problems during the broadcast of "Public Enemy Number One".
From a marketing perspective, they edited the footage to broadcast so that if Rongding encounters any problems later, it would provide a way to maintain the show's popularity.
In the era of internet traffic booms, everyone is a gambler.
Some people are teetering on the brink of collapse, yet they manage to remain popular for over a decade and stand firm.
Some people are honest and hardworking, but when they wake up the next day, everything has collapsed into ruins, with nothing left to collapse.
Their popular variety shows were actually a bunch of dilapidated buildings.
What else is there to be afraid of?
Making money is the priority!
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