Start earning money as the girl next door

The second-hand cat that I replaced was obviously brand new.

"What should I do if the second-hand one is broken?" Zhao Han deliberately cooperated.

"Report for repair. I can't access the Internet. Can I change it for you?" The short master smiled mysteriously. "You call the telecommunications official. The speed is slow, but you have to call me in the end. If you have any problems in the future, just call my personal mobile phone."

"Well, that's good!" Zhao Han smiled and said nothing.

In fact, whether you give them cigarettes or not, the matter will most likely be solved in the end.But the service attitude may be different.

The master quickly changed to a cat with two mouths.

He dialed up Zhao Han's computer and connected to the Internet, and then asked: "Is there only one computer in your room? Is there another one?"

Zhao Han said: "Wait a minute, the guy in the next building needs to come to my house to access the Internet sometimes. I'll call someone over!"

Later, Liu Mengcheng was called over by Zhao Han.

"This is it?" Liu Mengcheng was stunned.

"I've changed to a cat with two mouths. From now on, I don't have to fight for a computer to access the Internet." Zhao Han said.

The short master looked at the two of them with an expression that said, "I understand."

didn't say anything...

There is a boy and a girl, both young.

We are still next-door neighbors, visiting each other and surfing the Internet together. If it weren't for that, the short master would not believe it from the bottom of his heart.

None of his business?

I just envy this guy's luck.

The short master gave me a data cable, and there was a clear sound of plugging in between the cat's mouth and the laptop's Internet port...

Then, Liu Mengcheng successfully opened the browser on his laptop and successfully logged into the pastry Chinese website.

"After I changed the settings, I no longer have to click dial every time I log in. It's plug-and-play, and it usually takes a while to connect." After finishing his work, the short master packed up his tool box, then picked up a business card and handed it to Got Zhao Han.

Zhao Han looked at it.

Feng Yangqing, Telecom City East Business Hall

Business scope: (Chengdong Area) Installation and maintenance of fixed telephone and broadband networks

Mobile number: 133XXXXXXXX

Working hours: Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Feng Yangqing smiled: "It's okay to call on Saturdays and Sundays. Most people are too lazy to do it for them, so they just do it from Monday to Friday. If you call me, unless I'm busy, I'll usually come over and solve it for you when I'm free. .”

Zhao Han smiled and said, "Look after me in the future."

Send away Master Feng from Telecom.

Get a business card.

Business cards are actually very cheap. I guess Master Feng has given them to many people.However, even a piece of toilet paper can serve its purpose when needed.

After all, he is an employee of a Fortune [-] company.

Do you think you have business dealings with a Fortune [-] company?

……

After both computers are logged in to the Internet.

Zhao Han began to teach Liu Mengcheng, a newbie on the Internet, how to register and use various accounts.

"Okay... I'll teach you how to register for QQ. This is actually very important." Zhao Han said, "After adding friends on QQ, you can chat with each other online. In addition, there are some more convenient functions, such as two QQ Online, you can transfer documents, information, etc. to each other.”

"Also, you can create a QQ group, and the advanced group has 200 people. If you can create 10 fan groups, it will have 2000 people..."

"QQ groups are actually very important for authors to accumulate die-hard fans. Ordinary authors don't need to do it, but popular authors use this as a basis to manage the relationship with die-hard fans. Just imagine how many people an author can mobilize Thousands of fans, thousands of collections within one day of uploading a new book. Tens of thousands of recommendation votes. Is that kind of scene comparable to that of ordinary authors? Even the current home page push and big push can't compare to this kind of publicity effect!"

In fact, it’s the same style of play in the fan circle...

It's just that one is the idol fan circle in the entertainment industry, and the other is the author's fan group of book fans.

In 2005, the pastry launched a monthly ticket system. In essence, it used fan circles to create rankings to stimulate readers' consumption motivation.

In order to list the authors of the books they support, many die-hard fans can even subscribe to novels they don't want to read, just to collect enough spending money to get monthly votes to vote for the books they support.

Great authors with fan circles are more effective when competing for monthly ticket rankings than authors who are indifferent to fame and wealth and do not engage in fan circles.

In addition, many great writers later changed jobs. Are other websites just good at reading and writing?

In fact, it is not only that, but its poaching also values ​​those great authors who have a large number of die-hard fans. Poaching them can bring additional readers to the website in the first time.

The premium for many poachers is the premium that comes from buying a great author and having die-hard fans.

An author who simply writes well but rarely manages a die-hard fan base is worth much less than an author who can bring in a large number of die-hard fans.

Of course, this set of gameplay is still in the PC Internet era.

In the mobile Internet era, the fan base traffic managed by individual authors is a drop in the bucket compared to the traffic that the APP platform can mobilize in the APP era.

Platforms in the APP era relied on the big guys behind them to deliver huge traffic... In that era, more emphasis was placed on the quality of the content, rather than how many die-hard fan groups you had.

However, what Zhao Han did not say was that the reason for running the QQ group was to prepare for building his own website later and introducing traffic at low cost.

"Oh...oh! So that's it!" Liu Mengcheng looked very experienced.

In fact, before she went online, she only browsed some web pages and did not register an account on any website, including the Chinese Pastry Network.

"By the way, you sign up for a reader account on the Pastry Chinese Network." Zhao Han said.

"What?" Liu Mengcheng asked.

"Vote for recommendations. In addition, you can also guide the public opinion in the book review area through book reviews." Zhao Han said.

"What is my registration ID called?"

"Your ID is Liu Mengcheng." Zhao Han said, "My reader account is Zhao Han. There are two accounts, and the book review area is at the top. Readers can think for themselves."

The reason is to let readers know that behind the pseudonyms of the author Zhao Han and Liu Mengcheng are two independent individuals, Zhao Han and Liu Mengcheng.

In essence, it is also preparation for Zhao Han's follow-up plan.

The author account of Zhao Han and Liu Mengcheng signed a contract with Pastry, but the ID card is Zhao Han and does not include Liu Mengcheng.

Liu Mengcheng can now comment in the book review area to let readers know that Liu Mengcheng is one of the authors.

When the time came, Zhao Han built his own novel website platform and signed a contract with the author Liu Mengcheng.

Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie... If you want to ask about pastry, Zhao Han just gave an innocent explanation. What does Liu Mengcheng's publication of works on other websites have to do with him, Zhao Han?

He, Zhao Han, was still very loyal to the pastry contract (continued to lurk, earn pastry manuscript fees and attract pastry traffic), and was displeased with Liu's traitorous behavior.

Chapter 39 Everyone on the Internet is a loser, but I am the only one who is strong

Monday, October 12.

"The collection has exceeded 1..." Zhao Han looked at the data and felt a little melancholy.

This is the second week that new books have been recommended, and the growth rate of collections has further slowed down.

I changed my recommendations on Sunday, and there are still two recommendations.

The homepage is Channel [-], but it is not the cover of Channel [-], but the text under the cover of Channel [-], which is slightly less effective.

Another recommendation is the urban category cover.

The two recommendations are one article and one picture.One home page and one category.

Recommended specs are similar to last week.

However, the number of recommendations increased by more than 8000 collections last week. Judging from the data on the first day of recommendations this week, the daily increase in collections was only 500.

"Rebirth 1990" has ranked first on the new book list, ninth on the weekly click list, and sixth on the weekly recommendation list.

As far as the new book list, click list and recommendation list are concerned, they are no less effective in exposing novels than the recommendation positions arranged by websites.

All the lists on various homepages are on the list, and there is no problem of insufficient exposure.

There is no problem that the results will not be explosive or that readers will not be retained.

If it can make it to the top three lists of clicks, recommendations, and new books on the homepage, there is no need to doubt whether its results are excellent.

The problem is that the current total traffic of Pastry Chinese Network is not large enough.

Zhao Han is not just guessing, but has evidence.

The current propaganda caliber of Pastry Chinese Network is that the daily PV has exceeded 1000 million.

A PV is a web page viewed.

Based on this data assumption, readers read an average of 50 chapters of novels, which means that Pastry has 20 daily active readers.

If, on average, readers read 100 pages a day, that means there are 10 daily active readers.

In general, it is claimed to have tens of millions of PV, but if it is true, it is estimated that the number of daily active readers is between 10 and 20.

This flow rate is neither large nor small.

The total website traffic determines the upper limit of the current recommendation effect.

But... during periods of greater traffic, competition is more intense, and it is more difficult to get good recommended resources.Nowadays, the website is not large, but it is easier to become famous.

At this time, on the historical collection list of the pastry Chinese website, the collection at the top of the list is probably worth 5. It is not signed by pastry, but some fantasy and fairy books that have been published in traditional Chinese for free and friendly release.

What about "The Misty Journey", "The Devil's Pond", "Purple River", "The Legend of Xiaobing"...

Zhao Han had read many of these books when there was no pastry Chinese website. These popular works... pirated books!

I still read the pirated copies from my own Xiao Zhao Rental Bookstore.

Some books, when Zhao Han was reading them, the pastry Chinese website had not yet been established!

It can be said that these books have been famous for a long time and are extremely popular.It is not a local red book cultivated by Pastry Chinese Network.

What Real Pastries Chinese Network has discovered and signed up to support are books such as "Hengdao Lima", "Dapeng Zongheng", etc., which were put on the shelves after the VIP payment system in 2003.

However, judging from the number of collections, there are currently no more than 2 collections of these book signings for website traffic incubation.

In a sense, if it reached 2003 collections in 2, it was considered a top-notch novel.

As for the later top gods, Xiao Ding, Tang San, Xue Hong in "Zhu Xian"... In fact, Jian Jian is still writing books now.

Before the pastry launched the VIP system, it may not be as attractive to online literature authors.

In October 2003, after the pastry VIP system was gradually implemented for several months, the author's income continued to be exposed, and gradually fermented in the circle.At the beginning, it started to attract original authors from major websites that did not implement the VIP payment system.

Jianjian was undoubtedly the biggest victim, and future top players like Xuehong and Tang San all ran to the cake.

Later, Jianjian Shumeng wanted to save itself and sold it to TOM.

TOM, this idiot, doesn't know anything about the Internet. After a series of fooling around, Jianjian was not able to maintain the second position, and even the website was shut down by TOM...

It can only be said that Jianjian Shumengguan Station also fell on the eve of the explosion of mobile Internet traffic.

If so, Jianjian stands still for a little while, and when the mobile Internet era comes, even if you distribute the accumulated novel copyrights, you will still have to make money on your own.

As a result, they chose to close their doors before the storm came.

Guan is too spiritual...

It can be said that the current Internet is really in its early, very early days, and many of the number of users and traffic that seem very impressive now will be nothing in a few years.

But in the mobile Internet era, the traffic achievements achieved in the PC era are nothing...

The popularity of top apps in the APP era is unparalleled. Collections can reach millions, and hundreds of thousands of orders are not a fantasy.

This is still a single platform for statistics. Some top novels are released on multiple platforms. If the sales statistics of the entire network are calculated, I am afraid it is not inferior to the sales of some online games!

The current traffic of the pastry Chinese website, 20 years from now... will be comparable to a small website with poor online writing.

It is estimated that in the future, a small website as big as Hedgehog Cat will be able to beat ten pastry Chinese websites in 2003.

"So...it's not me who's the loser, it's the website! The whole network is the loser, but I'm the only one who's strong! I'm too strong, and it's limited by the environment. It's also my fault!" After thinking for a while, Zhao Han came to a conclusion. .

Liu Mengcheng couldn't help but sneered.

What's the difference between this and saying that it's not me who's wrong, but the world?

"Laughing hair?"