In entertainment, I cried a million stars

Chinese Department.

He also wrote essays and novels before.

Because I love online literature, I went to work for Dao Shenshu League for a while.

Now the Dao Shenshu League is down and down, and is closely watched by the higher ups.

She was afraid of implicating herself, so she resigned and came to Chaodian Chinese website.

After all, Chu Hao's salary is quite high.

"The profit method of Dao Shenshu League is to use those colorful novels and colorful websites to attract each other."

"Now that the higher-ups are checking tightly, this method is no longer advisable."

"Although our Chaodian Chinese website has only been established for a few days, hundreds of authors have already joined, and their manuscript fees are a huge expense. If we can't find new ways to make money, it will be difficult for the website to survive."

Yang Xue's words hit the nail on the head.

State the key issues at hand.

From the outside world, after the establishment of the Chaodian Chinese website, it has gained momentum and crushed the Dao Shen Shu League.

But this is only temporary.

Supporting an author requires money.

Without the original way of making money, the Dao Shenshu League can hardly survive, let alone they have just been established.

"Why don't you print out a paper book and promote it in bookstores after you finish writing a novel," an employee suggested.

"no!"

Yang Xue directly vetoed it.

She still has a business vision, and said: "Now that the Internet age has come, fewer and fewer people read paper books."

"Moreover, web articles are different from traditional novels, often with millions of words. If the novel becomes popular, it's okay. If it's not popular, the manuscript fee plus printing fee and promotion fee will be much higher than the final profit. We lose Crap."

"It makes sense."

Chu Hao walked in clapping his hands.

He looked at Yang Xue with admiration.

This woman's annual salary of 30 is not in vain. She has too much business acumen.

"President."

Yang Xue and several other employees immediately got up to say hello.

Chu Hao gave up, "You're welcome, just sit down."

"Actually, I have already thought about the future profit model of Chaodian Chinese.com."

"Use a paid model."

"The first 30 to [-] words of the novel are free, but if you want to read it later, you have to pay."

"..."

Chu Hao recounted the payment model of online novels in his previous life.

Several employees waited and looked at each other.

Yang Xuedao: "President, I think this model is quite novel, and it sounds very good, you can try it."

"However, there is one thing. Novels are now free. I am afraid that many readers will not be able to accept the sudden adoption of a paid model."

Chu Hao said: "The payment for one chapter is only a few cents, and the front is free, just to give them an observation period."

"If they think the novel is good in the early stage and want to keep chasing it, they will spend money to read it."

"In short, whether it costs money or not, we don't interfere, it depends entirely on whether the readers are willing."

"In addition, we must control the quality of novels and avoid advertisements."

"Nowadays, there are too many junk advertisements for reading novels. They say they are free, but they are actually found from other places. In the end, the wool comes from the sheep."

"So we charge, which seems to be asking for money, but actually saves readers a lot of money."

Yang Xue nodded, "That's fine, just follow what the president said."

With Yang Xue's ability, Chu Hao can rest assured about this matter.

Soon, the fact that Chaodian Chinese.com adopted a payment model spread throughout the entire network.

Caused quite a discussion.

[Isn't it free to read novels?Why pay? 】

[Chaodian Chinese.com adopts a payment model, which is a great disrespect to our readers. 】

[Spicy chicken website, if you spend money, I won't watch it. 】

[I don’t read it either, so why spend money on novels? ? 】

Under the official scarf of Chaodian Chinese website, there are all bad reviews.

It even scolded Chaodian Chinese.com to the eighth place in the most searched list of Zhalang bibs.

Under such a grand occasion, many authors couldn't sit still, and sent comments to reply: [Why don't you spend money to read novels? 】

[Our author has worked so hard to write for a few hours, so we just show it to you for nothing? 】

[Do we authors not need to eat?Don't need to live? 】

[Don't you need to find a girlfriend? 】

The scolding war continued.

There are a lot of @楚豪's.

After all, Chu Hao is not only the founder of Chaodian Chinese.com, but also the author of "Dou Po".

Everyone was waiting for Chu Hao's reply.

Chu Hao naturally would not choose to escape.