Huayu’s ex-husband.

Chapter 328 327. Sorry, the authority dog ​​can really do whatever he wants
After the wrap-up banquet, Reba returned to the hotel to pack her luggage, and before leaving she came to say goodbye to Wei Wu.

Wei Wu sent her to the underground parking lot, where the company's car was already waiting. Before leaving, Wei Wu briefly explained a few things:

"Go back and prepare for the exam, don't play around!"

Reba nodded obediently: "Yeah, I understand."

Wei Wu waved his hand and said, "Let's go quickly and go back to rest early!"

Reba suddenly said shyly, "Boss, can I ask you for a favor before I leave?"

"What is it?"

Reba then said embarrassedly: "Um, boss, I followed you on Weibo, can you please follow me back?"

The Weibo post that Reba just mentioned was naturally written by Wei Wu.

Wei Wu was too lazy to change its name, and still used the name of its previous life. Moreover, its various functions were basically copied and pasted.

Weibo is actually the abbreviation of microblog. Although there was no Weibo on the market before this, there was already a predecessor of Weibo, "blog".

If the timeline did not change, Weibo in the previous life would have been launched a year later, specifically in August 09.

But Wei Wu's version of Weibo was officially released on New Year's Day this year (January 08, 1).

Wei Wu registered and established Yanjing Weibo Network Technology Co., Ltd., and at the same time spent a lot of money to recruit Peng Shaobing, who was fully responsible for the development, operation and planning of Weibo products in his previous life.

Finally, Peng Shaobing was appointed as the person in charge of the team. Under Wei Wu's personal instruction, they worked together to bring Weibo to the market more than a year ahead of schedule.

But even Wei Wu's version of Weibo cannot be considered the first of its kind.

Because the world's first microblogging software was Twitter, and Twitter started its public beta as early as 06.

With blogs and Twitter as references, the research and development of Weibo went very smoothly. It took Peng Shaobing and his team less than half a year to come up with a product that basically met Wei Wu's requirements.

It then took another three months of further optimization and testing before it was officially launched on the market on New Year's Day this year.

Why are you in such a hurry?

On the one hand, Wei Wu wanted to take advantage of the first mover. After all, Sina Blog has developed very well now. If others turn to Weibo, Wei Wu will definitely suffer a loss in the competition at the same time.

The only hope of defeating others is to get a head start.

Another thing is that Wei Wu is also very envious of the huge amount of traffic from Teacher Chen's incident. If he can get this wave of traffic, it will be much easier for a novice on Weibo in the early stages.

Don't think that a new social media will be easily accepted by people.

Even good wine needs a bush, and sometimes it really needs some social hot spots to catalyze and promote it. Just like blogs, they became popular after the Mu Zimei incident.

The final result was indeed what Wei Wu wished. Relying on proactive layout + real-time tracking, Teacher Chen's incident brought the first wave of traffic to the newly established Weibo.

Although the original photos of this life were still posted by netizens on Tianya Forum, Wei Wuran moved them to Weibo as soon as possible.

In short, taking this incident as an opportunity, the number of registered users of Weibo exceeded 10 million in just 100 days after its launch, and the number of daily active users easily exceeded 10.

In fact, there is no particular difficulty in the technology of Weibo. After all, it is based on blogs, and the various technologies of blogs have long been very mature.

The biggest difference between Weibo and blogs is that Weibo limits the text to 140 characters.

The reason for this restriction is mainly to facilitate the use of Weibo on mobile phones. If we analyze it further, it is because Weibo is more friendly and popular, and content can be spread through following, forwarding and commenting, and everyone can share themselves at any time.

In contrast, blogs are elitist and have a high threshold. Without certain writing and editing skills, one cannot become a blogger. Blogs are mainly used for knowledge sharing and showing off.

And generally you have to subscribe or recommend it on the homepage to read the content posted by the blogger.

The former takes the mass route, while the latter takes the elite route, so it is not surprising at all that Weibo eventually replaced blogs.

Wei Wu took out his phone from his pocket and said, “It’s fine for us to follow each other on Weibo, but I have to make it clear to you in advance.

"Although I seem to be quite active on Weibo, in fact, most of the time it is my assistant who manages it for me. Maybe half of the Weibo posts are not posted by me."

Reba nodded and said, "Oh, it's okay..."

In this case, Wei Wu logged into Weibo using the mobile web page, opened the search bar and asked:

"What's your Weibo ID?"

"Yes, that's my name - Dilireba."

Wei Wu entered her name to search, then found the one with the Orange V certification after her ID and followed her.

Her Big V certification label shows: actor, Shuguo Culture signed artist

Wei Wu was a little curious: "How come you still have more than 300 fans? Where did they come from?"

Reba said a little embarrassedly: "I followed all the female artists in our company, and then Fei Jie, Mi Jie and Xiao Tong Jie followed me back.

"Then I interacted with Fei Jie and the others, and maybe their fans followed me."

Upon hearing this, Wei Wu took a look at Reba's Weibo and realized that the interaction she mentioned was purely a compliment to herself.

The only person in the company who interacted with her was Mao Xiaotong. As for Liu Tianxian and Yang Mi, they just tagged her and sent a polite message like "This is the junior sister in our company, everyone can pay attention to her."

However, the number of people following Mao Xiaotong is relatively low, currently less than 3.

Yang Mi already has 22 fans, and Liu Tianxian has as many as 78 fans, making her the female celebrity with the most fans on this platform for the time being.

Wei Wu couldn't help but laugh: "You asked me to follow you, aren't you just trying to get my fans?"

Reba said sweetly and coquettishly: "Oh, you have millions of fans, and you see how pitiful I am. I don't even have a fraction of yours. Just let me suck a few!"

After she said that, what else could Wei Wu say? He could only shrug and say:
"Okay, let's see what you can do!"

Wei Wu is currently the user with the highest number of followers on Weibo, with 338 million followers.

Of course, the reason why Wei Wu has such a high number of fans is not only because of his high popularity, but the more important reason is that he opened a back door for himself.

As we all know, when a new user registers on Weibo, the official will recommend a group of bloggers to him, under the pretext of: bloggers you may be interested in.

Generally, 10 people will be recommended, but the first two will not change. The first one is the official Weibo account, and the second one is Wei Wu’s personal account.

Wei Wu's personal certification information is: Founder of Weibo, Chairman: Chairman of Weiguo Group; Director; Actor
Many people may not click on the official Weibo account, but most people will follow Wei Wu.

Sorry, the privileged ones can really do whatever they want.

(End of this chapter)