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336: Chapter 336: Ruthless and Rich!

Aggressive Advertising!

336: Chapter 336: Ruthless and Rich!

Aggressive Advertising!

Too much money—how to deliver it?

The cash distribution plan was of great importance.

Having to carry several hundred thousand at a time, it was necessary to deploy trustworthy and reliable personnel.

At that time, Wu Jie thought of the security department of the conglomerate.

The special agents, not only agile and skilled, but also of high caliber, could withstand scrutiny.

Having made up his mind,

Wu Jie had several password-protected suitcases delivered, then asked Li Bin to arrange a space to stack the cash.

Driving overnight to the warehouse, Wu Jie flattened the rear seats of the Mercedes and filled them with money, including the front passenger seat.

Bundles and bundles of banknotes almost filled the Mercedes SUV.

Transporting over a ton of cash, Wu Jie rushed back to the company where Deng Hua quickly mobilized several employees to move the money together.

As they carried bundle after bundle of banknotes upstairs and piled them up, they roughly counted it.

There was nearly 120 million, which was enough to support the “200 million cash distribution plan” for a while.

Backed by a Fortune 500 world leader, with the support of the Tianyuan Tang Family.

Where did such a large amount of cash come from?

No one was curious, nor were many surprised.

Everyone had grown accustomed to Wu Jie’s “generosity”; after all, he always used suitcases to deliver money for buying cars and giving bonuses.

Besides, was it strange for the Tanglong Industrial Group, valued at a hundred billion, to take out one or two billion in cash?

Many hands make light work and quick progress!

After creating a large rectangular wall of cash, Shi Lei and Wu Jie took a photo together for proof.

They drafted a message and quickly pushed a site-wide message to all original creators.

The message title and content were exceptionally blunt and straightforward!

[The money is in place, summoning the masters!]

Below the headline, accompanied by the photo of Wu Jie and the wall of cash, the main content was to inform all creators that the company was certainly not short of money.

From that day forward, during the event period, any withdrawal request over one hundred thousand would be met by a designated person delivering the cash within three days.

After dawn.

Wu Jie summoned old classmates Ding Chun and Chen Yong, who resigned and switched jobs to help.

Ding Chun, with his certified accountant qualification, acted as the financial cashier.

Chen Yong, who had worked in the surveillance industry for two or three years, was responsible for supervising the cash delivery operation.

Wu Jie borrowed eight special agents from the group’s security department for a hefty price.

While their salaries from the group remained the same, Wu Jie also gave them subsidies, the more money they delivered and the farther the distance, the higher the subsidy.

Each person packed cash in backpacks and suitcases, took delivery orders, wore tracking devices, and quickly delivered cash to the first batch of users who requested withdrawals via plane or high-speed rail.

During the cash delivery, not only was there a handover receipt to sign, but also on-site video recording and cloud monitoring to ensure the exact amount of cash was received.

Before noon.

Three stars in Tianyuan Film and Television City had already received their requested three hundred thousand.

And as time went on, many more people received their cash.

Receiving tangible cash naturally felt different.

A few told many, and many told even more!

Actors, artists, social media studios, and more, all had their own circles.

Text messages, phone calls…

they communicated with each other, and the news spread rapidly.

Such an opportunity to make money naturally caused a ‘crowd effect.’

Those who recommended each other, those who registered on their own—there were too many.

And those who had already become creators—some were curious to make withdrawals, and some started working overtime to rush out short videos.

After all, it’s all about the money!

Who the hell hates money?

Seeing others hauling bundles of cash and smiling with squinted eyes, how could one not be envious?

And according to Wu Jie’s plan, even after the event, there wouldn’t be sign-up bonuses or video posting rewards.

But the platform would implement an advertising revenue-sharing model.

Unlike other video platforms, where advertising revenue was either not given or given very little,

it led many to insert ads in their videos, hoping to generate traffic for their online stores.

And the vast majority of the public, involved in shooting short videos, merely gained some likes, contributing traffic to the platform, just for the fun of it.

Great filming changes everything—future title ads garner more clicks, the more ad revenue they’ll share.

Plus, if the video is good and viewers tip, isn’t that also money?

One stone stirred up a thousand ripples!

The pursuit of fame and fortune is human nature.

Seeing how profitable great filming can be naturally led to a frenzy of registrations.

But…

The approval rate wasn’t very high.

Famous stars, industry experts, and well-known media entities, of course, were quickly approved.

But how could those who were mediocre or self-promoting be easily approved?

Wu Jie wanted a quality content platform, not a vulgar one where just anyone could carelessly make a mess of things.

Noon.

Wu Jie had just leased two more floors and was busy setting up the advertising department.

And the advertisers for Bai Fengling’s evening live stream had pretty much been confirmed.

Tissues for wiping tears, sofas for lounging, pillows for embracing, smartphones for selfies, clothes, and makeup…

How the hell do you feature a car in an ad?

Easy!

During Bai Fengling’s live stream, just stick a poster in the background and flip open a car magazine next to her.

‘Accidentally’ showcasing an article about their new car—simple, right?

Wu Jie was impressed by the advertisers’ creativity and even more by the group’s PR department.

Forcefully inserting blatant advertisements really required some imagination.

Just one live stream, and they could feature dozens of ads of varying sizes.

The total ad revenue actually crossed the hundred million mark.

Seeing the report, Wu Jie had to admit he was impressed!

And that was with hasty negotiations, not even driving the price up.

After all, Bai Fengling’s stream lasted over an hour the previous night.

That much exposure time, with twenty to thirty million viewers.

It was more cost-effective than advertising on TV or online!

After all, TV commercials are billed by the second.

Ads on shows like the Spring Festival Gala can cost tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions, for just thirty seconds.

As for local TV stations with low ratings, they might charge thousands for a mere five-second ad.

But with Bai Fengling’s high viewership and over an hour of exposure.

The combined income from the dozen sponsors reaching a hundred million was already quite a bargain.

And according to the fifty-fifty split rule, once the money hit Wu Jie’s company’s account, Bai Fengling would pocket over fifty million.

She was very pleased with the arrangement and had agreed to the collaboration.

So, Wu Jie’s newly founded advertising department’s first order was a hundred-million-yuan deal.

That afternoon, he immediately sent someone to sign the contract and collect the money, and then diligently prepared the ‘live stream room.’

He made sure that the products of the advertisers who paid got on camera during the live stream in the evening.

As for the content of the stream…

Bai Fengling’s mother and four others were still on their way to Tianyuan on a flight.

So what to chat about with the millions of netizens during the live stream would entirely depend on the negotiations in the evening.

Four in the afternoon.

While Wu Jie was frantically keeping things moving, Chu Yunxuan actually called.

Dammit!

I’m dealing with millions every minute, who’s got time for your idle talk?

Wu Jie didn’t answer the call, but Chu Yunxuan followed up with a message, asking if they could talk in detail, as the package price was negotiable.

Too busy to respond, Wu Jie was occupied with beefing up the staff for the advertising, finance, and operations departments.

Though most of the staff were seconded from the group, at least the company was rapidly expanding.

Evening.

Yu Hui had picked up Bai Fengling’s mother and her group from the airport and quickly updated with a phone call.

Wu Jie immediately headed to the hotel to meet up with Bai Fengling, gearing up to face her eccentric mother…