Poverty alleviation variety show goes to the countryside, my talent can no longer be hidden

Chapter 454 The Voice Takes Off

Faced with this couple, Zhang Hong finally gave in and took on the task.

However, she does not intend to take over this matter herself and plans to hire someone else.

The daily workload of the studio has already overwhelmed her, and now with the addition of the gaming business, she really can't handle it.

Besides, she really has no experience in this area. Instead of taking the trouble to learn it herself, it would be better to just find a professional team to handle it.

Zhang Hong was looking for relevant professional talents outside, and Zhou Hao himself was not idle either. He began to take time to learn about the relevant gossip in the domestic gaming industry.

The most ideal situation, of course, is to be able to find a team that has already formed centripetal force, bring them over, give them money, and start the project.

But...situations like You Ke's are rare.

There is no other way, I can only look for it slowly.

Of course, he has not forgotten his main task, and "Ghost Blows Out the Light" is his current main job.

After the average subscription exceeded 100,000, the book not only did not stop rising, but the growth rate continued to accelerate.

This additional increase comes from the drainage effect brought by "The Voice of China".

While waiting for the second episode to air, many fans and people who enjoy listening to music followed the clues and found Zhou Hao's novel library, and began to read this weird and wonderful first-person masterpiece.

As subscriptions continued to increase, the physical channels of this book also began to take off - all physical copyrights were handed over to Lao Xie for operation, who was in charge of all physical operations in both sides of the Taiwan Strait and Hong Kong.

Originally, he wanted to hand over the agency in the mainland to his own publishing house, but after waiting for a long time, he was poured a bucket of cold water on his head - most mainland publishing houses did not dare to take the job for this book.

The reason is very simple - because this book involves a large number of folk-related elements, which may be fine under normal circumstances, but in the past two years, there has been a lot of talk about "harmonious and clean internet", and novels with such elements can easily be criticized.

And often the more popular a book is, the greater the risk of being criticized. After all, red-eyed patients can always refresh the moral bottom line.

Once labeled as "feudal superstition", this book is likely to face unexpected risks...

This risk is not limited to online channels. Once blocked online, offline physical channels are also likely to be implicated.

Therefore, in order to avoid risks, although mainland publishers are jealous of this piece of cake, they are a bit hesitant and dare not take action.

So at this time, the publishing houses in Hong Kong and Taiwan became the ultimate winners without any effort, as they were not subject to these restrictions.

At this point, Lao Xie basically became Zhou Hao's only choice.

After all, this old man is quite reliable. The operations of "Swordsman" and "The Return of the Condor Heroes" were quite successful.

In fact, the popularity of "Ghost Blows Out the Light" in Hong Kong has even far exceeded Zhou Hao's own cognition.

In this small piece of land, the influence of certain feudal customs far exceeds that in the mainland, so many settings of "Ghost Blows Out the Light" simply hit their interests directly.

As soon as the news of the physical edition was announced, pre-orders from various channels began to take off.

The article was so popular that many arrogant Hong Kong media outlets couldn't help but complain: This mainland guy is about to make local Hong Kong writers lose their jobs.

Following the popularity generated by this novel, many book fans also learned about the recently popular "The Voice of China".

Quietly, a wave of new viewers began to join the ranks of The Voice of China. Amid the anticipation of the public, the second season of The Voice of China was finally released as scheduled.

Right from the start, the number of simultaneous online viewers alarmed the entire Youying director's room.

220 million!
There is no exaggerated data at all, more than two million people watched it at the same time!

And this number is still increasing!
The entire director's room was in an uproar. This was a statistic they had never dared to imagine!
Since Youying established its own online variety show department, it has never obtained such data.

In the first episode that broke the circle effect, the peak number of online viewers was only over 1.2 million.

In just one week, it doubled!

Maybe even more than twice!
Horror!
Fang Jing was so excited when she got the data that she was shaking all over.

This set of data may just be a beautiful report card to outsiders, but to their variety show department... it is a treasure trove!

After the first episode was aired, the advertising price had risen from 15 per 15 seconds to 25!
This increase has almost broken the record for the increase in advertising fees for online variety shows.

And after today, this number will most likely continue to rise, constantly breaking records in the industry!
Looking at it from a longer-term perspective...if there is a second season next year, the sponsorship fee alone will probably be an astronomical figure.

The preparations for the first phase this year were a bit rushed, and Mengli Dairy, which finally obtained the naming rights, only paid 30 million.

If this trend continues, the naming rights for the second season of next year can be thrown directly into the trash if the offer does not start from 100 million!
A wave takes off directly!
Zhou Hao, ah Zhou Hao, you are really my lucky star!

Halfway through the second season, the audience has completely put their minds at ease.

Although the first episode was amazing, everyone was still a little worried, fearing that the production team would put all the highlights in the first episode and then start to tail off later.

Unexpectedly, the quality of the second phase is still so good, with all kinds of outstanding students emerging one after another.

The four mentors also experienced a happy trouble, and the various battles for talent sparked a lot of laughter.

While everyone was laughing and joking, these four mentors, who had shown signs of becoming out of fashion, began to become popular again on the Internet.

Some classic old songs that were buried in the dust of history began to quietly climb onto the hot song charts of major music platforms, causing many old audiences to cry out in tears, "What year is this day?"

After the second episode was aired, related entries once again dominated the hot searches, and this time they were given a purple suffix, which shows how popular it was.

The management of "The Voice of China" was also very sensible, releasing some behind-the-scenes clips from the audition stage at the right time, which made countless viewers laugh so hard that they collapsed in front of their computers and mobile phones.

If the blind audition stage is a gathering of elites, then the open audition stage is really a gathering of weirdos... The effects created by all kinds of monsters and goblins are simply hilarious.

The four mentors who fought fiercely in the blind audition stage, directly became poor people who had a hard time making money and having a hard time eating shit in these audition footage.

There were even voices in the comments section calling for "work injury compensation" for the four instructors...

Seeing this prosperous scene, people at the satellite station began to get restless.

You can be awesome, but you can’t be so awesome. If you continue like this, no one will watch the variety shows on the satellite channel anymore. How can this be tolerated?!

Then, several invitations appeared in Zhou Hao's mailbox one after another...

(End of this chapter)