Business Closed Loop: Starting with Ringback Tones to Take Down Giants

A young man has entered the business and entertainment circles: Wang Song, an individual speculator crushed by the giants' systems. While others are vying for attention on the red carpet, he's calculating payment conversion rates; while others are competing for Best Actor awards, he's designing user closed loops. Even Tencent doesn't understand: "I don't know, he just rushed in talking about traffic, closed loops, and how high-quality content is more important than the system." Alibaba is even more confused: "E-commerce growth has peaked, so we're just extending a hand into the entertainment industry for promotion. Is it really necessary to go to such lengths for a payment scenario, with online and TV broadcasts and support for JD.com?" Of course it is. Because what Wang Song wants isn't just simple acting and winning awards at CCB, but a complete business closed loop. He'll fight back the same way he fell. Starting with a public service advertisement, building a studio, establishing a group, then moving on to Bilibili community governance, Xiaohongshu marketplace incubation, payment license battles, operator traffic wars, and overseas game expansion. This is a war to build a business closed loop, starting with content, using community as a means of dissemination, and ending with payment. And Huayu is just the first high-frequency battlefield he's chosen.