Luo Ming moved the folding chair out, opened it in the office, and lay on it for a lunch break.

Zhang Tan turned off the lights in the office. Luo Ming closed his eyes and remained motionless, saying, "I'm fine, just keep the lights on."

"fine."

Zhang Tan continued typing, trying to reduce his intensity and not make too much sound.

When I got home at night, I revised the script and started exploring video production.

He majored in directing, which involves the use and editing of video software. He was no stranger to these. After he quickly became familiar with it, he started recording officially.

A camera was originally prepared, but after the recording started, it was decided not to use it. No real person appeared, only the sound was recorded, and the video picture was a movie.

He needed to cut the film "The Chaser" into bits and pieces for dissection and analysis, and at the same time refute those opinions that could serve as a bridge for the director.

This movie is very popular now. It was the first box office bomb this summer. Everyone is chasing it and cannot tolerate others saying bad things. That's why Zhang Tan has been attacked by many people.

Making videos is time-consuming and labor-intensive. If it was just to respond to other people's attacks, Zhang Tan would not be so bored.

He wanted to take the opportunity to run a public account dedicated to analyzing movies.

Probably because there is good money to be made in this business.

If you want to make money when operating a public account, there are two main ways, one is to bring goods, and the other is to receive advertisements.

For example, if an UP owner with 1 million fans sells hot pot base ingredients called spicy strips, his annual revenue may exceed 10 million.

However, the road of bringing goods is inaccessible to most people. Capital, supply chain, product selection, logistics, warehousing, after-sales, etc. are all barriers.

So the more convenient way is to accept advertisements.

Zhang Tan has learned that the advertising monetization capabilities of the Xilili video website surpass other platforms.

According to the UP main advertising quotation updated last week:

With more than 2 million fans, customized advertising ranges from 100,000 to 600,000 yuan;

For those with 1 million to 2 million fans, most charge 100,000 to 200,000;

Individual content with high quality and strong fan stickiness can receive 400,000;

A UP owner with about 50,000 fans can also quote 10,000-30,000.

The "Under the London Bridge" who criticized him has 1.23 million fans on the Xilili website. Zhang Tan found his annual income on the Internet, which he revealed on his own initiative. Last year, his advertising income exceeded 10 million!
Chapter completed!