This celebrity became even more popular after being exposed of having multiple girlfriends
Chapter 477 - 348: This Person’s Achievements are Real_2

Chapter 477: Chapter 348: This Person’s Achievements are Real_2

Speaking of this, do you think I’m praising him? No, actually, I was always very skeptical before, because compared to other celebrities, his data was too obvious, too exaggerated, even Mo Mo and the others couldn’t achieve such numbers. So, I always had some doubts, wondering if he was colluding with the brand to fake the data.

But all these doubts vanished with the recent promotion in Nangan. Online store data can be faked, endorsement sales can be faked, online buzz can be faked, any data can be manipulated.

But... the actual tourists can’t be faked, the official announcements can’t be faked, those are real people.

I must say, I was too narrow-minded. There really are people who have fans that secretly support them to such an extent. I suggest all endorsers and brands use him as their spokesperson, based on my observation, he is truly cost-effective.

This is from the perspective of Wu Mu’s performance.

To be honest, many people had the same thoughts as me, even though Wu Mu’s various endorsements and online stores had reversed many times before, a lot of people still had doubts in their minds.

After all, in the internet era, you can’t see who is behind each account, or if there are real people behind them at all.

So, it’s inevitable that people don’t quite feel it personally.

But this time with the Nangan tourism, that feeling was very tangible.

Faking it? No way!

Who can fake data and bring so many people to travel in person!

How much would that cost!

This guy is genuinely popular!

His performance is genuinely strong!

Many people’s impressions were refreshed.

Wu Mu looked at this answer and the comments section below with a smile.

Well, actually you were right to be skeptical.

He did fake it, but with the Performance Card.

The Performance Card brings real traffic and attention.

After scrolling down for a while and reading some responses, Wu Mu switched back to Shu Mei’s chat window.

Obviously, Shu Mei was also inflated by the data.

Shu Mei: "Brother, I think we can become world superstars!"

Wu Mu: "Call me ’boss’."

Shu Mei: "Brother!"

Hmm!?

Wu Mu: "I was planning to promote you to studio manager, but now I guess not."

Shu Mei: "Boss!"

Rebellious Shu Mei instantly backed down, but after a while, she sent a voice message.

Wu Mu clicked on it.

"Boss, you’re just giving me false hopes! What’s the use of being a manager, our studio has only a few people, does it even matter if I’m a manager?" Shu Mei’s voice was filled with the helplessness of an employee towards an empty-promises boss.

It’s indeed useless, the highest position in the studio was the general manager, Shi Wu, who was responsible for Wu Mu’s affairs and commercial projects.

Then there was Shu Mei, who ran the studio operations and occasionally acted as an assistant, who was effectively the second-in-command. The title of manager was just a nominal one.

Wu Mu: "You can get a raise."

After chatting with Shu Mei for a while longer, Wu Mu was still reluctant to get out of bed.

Winter mornings are too comfortable to get up, so he simply thought about the effects of using the Performance Card this time.

The effect of using the Performance Card on videos was greater than he had anticipated.

Although he had used it once before, it was anonymous, and there were no significant feedback effects on him personally, other than financial benefits.

But this time was different.

The immediate effect directly benefited him personally.

First, his fame increased a bit more. To say the least, he gained over 300,000 followers on Weibo, bringing the total to 7.28 million, another step closer to 10 million.

From the geographic distribution of new followers, many of them were young people from his hometown.

This time, he really did improve his reputation in his hometown, and also got to know the local officials better.

Other accomplishments included proving his "performance ability," making an overseas debut, and his overseas accounts having hundreds of thousands of followers, etc.

"If using the Performance Card on videos is so effective, can’t I just post a video for every project and use the Performance Card?" thought Wu Mu.

For other projects, he might need seven or eight, or even dozens of Performance Cards to get explosive results, but for videos, one or two cards could yield very strong effects.

"However, using the Performance Card on videos isn’t precise enough to guide the intended project."

For example, for his online store sales, like taking an item for several thousand and then selling it for tens of thousands, even billions of views might not be useful.

And without the Performance Card’s precise targeting of potential users, having a lot of heat and high visibility might lead things in an uncontrolled direction.

Also...

"Video exposure is a consumable, when you post one or two, everyone is curious, but after posting a lot, the novelty wears off, and who knows how long it will take for the Performance Card to be fully redeemed."

Wu Mu shook his head slightly.

Better not to rely too much on video traffic, use it cautiously.

"But..."

Wu Mu looked curiously at his YouTube page on his phone, more than 80 million views, that’s a lot, but still far from fully redeeming the Performance Card.

The last time he used the Performance Card on a video, it was later redeemed through video editing fees and the song’s licensing fees by Douyin.

This time, if he doesn’t use these channels to redeem the amount, can the Performance Card push it to tens of billions of views?

Wu Mu decided to wait and see, anyway, he’s not in a rush for this bit of redemption now.

After staying in bed for a while longer, he reluctantly got up.

Today he had a day off, no filming, but still had something to do.

In the evening, he had a party to attend.

...

Beijing, Kaiyang District, a small estate in Yannan Villa.

Yang Rongfa glanced at his watch and said to a few friends he was talking to, "Old Huang, Yue Yong, you guys keep chatting, I’ll be back in a bit."

The friends didn’t think much of it initially, they simply gestured him to go ahead.

But seeing Yang Rongfa walk away and head towards the door instead of mingling with others, they became curious.

From where they stood, they could see outside the window; they noticed Yang Rongfa, after exiting the door, didn’t go far but stood at the entrance as if to welcome someone.

They exchanged glances, their eyes filled with surprise.

Who is Yang Rongfa waiting for?

Who could warrant such a reception?

All became intrigued, guessing the identity of the incoming guest.

Though Yang Rongfa’s company wasn’t particularly prominent, he was known for being sociable, with a good reputation and status.

Who could be worth such a wait?

They were curious and soon got their answer.

A black Audi A8 parked at the estate, and a strikingly young man stepped out.

The friends immediately understood.

"He’s waiting for Wu Mu."

"No wonder."

"If it were me, I’d wait too."

Their tone was a mix of envy.

Indeed, Wu Mu had significant status in the circle.

A show worth over 400 million!

If someone makes that much money, of course they should be treated like royalty.

But... inviting Wu Mu to a party?

... quite bold.

The group exchanged glances, obviously recalling the famous incident in the circle, of a star throwing wine at an investor... unheard of.

"President Wu, the owner here is Qiao Xin, vice president of the film association in the circle, he helped our drama pass the review. Today is his grandson’s 100-day banquet, his daughter seems to be a fan of yours, so he asked if you could attend." Yang Rongfa greeted Wu Mu who had just stepped out of the car.

Wu Mu nodded, not minding it.

In general, he rarely attended such industry parties, after all, he doesn’t drink, and had little in common with others in the circle, going would just make him feel awkward.

But this Qiao Xin helped their drama pass the review, which was a significant favor, since the main investment in the drama was his.

So it was necessary to show some respect.

After all, given his history, no one at the party should dare to force him to drink, right?

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PS: Happy New Year! Updating a bit earlier today.