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Yushuidong, comic studio.

Han Zidong, Jin Minxiu, Park Shengxiu and Liu Chengcan sat cross-legged on the floor, forming a circle with pizza, fried chicken, coffee and other food.

"Zidong, you are like this in my heart now." Liu Chengcan gave a thumbs up.

Han Zidong moved away in disgust, avoiding Liu Chengcan's aggressive hand.

"Everyone can say nice things, but you must never say that you just want to reward me with this pizza and fried chicken."

"How could it be! After consensus among the three of us, Tumblbug decided to exempt you from the commission for losing stars."

Assuming that the final crowdfunding fund is 30 million, and the 3% commission is waived, then he can get at least 900,000 more.

If it costs 900,000, it can at least support another Jin Minxiu. Although it is not much, it at least represents the sincerity of the three founders of Tumblbug.

"So-so," Han Zidong took out a tissue, wiped his hands, and asked the topic he was most concerned about: "By the way, when can you make the payment?"

"Next Thursday at the latest."

Liu Chengcan's oily hand finally patted Han Zidong on the shoulder without Han Zidong noticing: "Don't worry, we will give priority to ensuring your payment progress.

But do you really want to freeze your project at midnight next Monday?"

Han Zidong understood what Liu Chengcan meant.

Now, no one can doubt that Xingyou can successfully raise 30 million.

Even if the star project may not have enough stamina in the last ten hours, Tumblbug will definitely work hard to "guarantee" the star number exceeds 30 million.

Raising more than 30 million yuan in a single day is such a publicity stunt.

It is precisely because of this gimmick that Tumblbug definitely wants Xingyou to continue raising funds, and they also want to see how much potential Xingyou still has.

But as Star You raises more and more funds, this project will definitely receive more and more attention from society, and many people will pay attention to the whereabouts of Star You funds.

This is a very controversial topic. Han Zidong can only guarantee that he will use all the money on the Xingyou project. At most, he will borrow part of it temporarily and balance the books afterwards.

But not everyone may be able to accept his uses, such as his 35-square-meter studio.

For example, his third assistant and the staff who run comics.

Another example is his next micro-variety show.

"Yes, and once the funds reach 30 million, the sponsorship items of 50,000 and 100,000 must be locked immediately, and the sponsorship of 10,000 must be limited."

Liu Chengcan stared at Han Zidong for a while, and then replied helplessly: "Okay!"

Han Zidong returned to his desk and devoted himself to the post-production of the second episode of Star Ni.

Liu Chengcan pulled a computer chair and sat next to Han Zidong.

Seeing Han Zidong's earnestness as he entered work, and then glancing at the two comic assistants who were busy eating fried chicken not far away, he couldn't help laughing.

Han Zidong glared at Liu Chengcan angrily: "If you have nothing to do, just leave quickly so as not to disturb my progress here."

"No," Liu Chengcan immediately rubbed his face and put on a serious smile, but within two seconds, he broke the news again: "Tell me, your studio is also strange. The boss works very hard, and the two

A small employee eats, drinks and is happy every day."

The two young employees were suddenly cueed, and they immediately felt that the pizza and fried chicken in their hands had turned into stones and lost their appeal.

Han Zidong waved his hand impatiently: "Get out, get out quickly!

The two of them are still newbies and can't start working for the time being. This is normal. You should stop putting pressure on them here."

"Writer nim," Jin Minxiu shouted sweetly. When Han Zidong and Liu Chengcan followed the call, she pinched her thumb and index finger together and made a heart sign: "Touched~"

"Ah, if you do this, wouldn't I become a complete bad guy?" Liu Chengcan said angrily.

Han Zidong and the other three answered everything with silence.

"Minxiu, Shengxiu, I bought the pizza and fried chicken. You can't have no conscience."

"Cut!"

Jin Minxiu snorted coldly and rolled her eyes at Liu Chengcan.

Before Han Zidong returned to post-production work, he began to divide the afternoon's tasks: "Shengxiu, please help Minxiu count the sponsors who can come to visit the studio next Monday. The number of sponsors is tentatively determined to be 5."

"Yes (ok)!" The two assistants responded simultaneously.

Liu Chengcan was treated like air, and he was planning to leave. When he heard Han Zidong's words, he slapped his thigh: "I almost missed something serious.

Zidong, you have to help us refer to the later publicity policy."

"What?"

"That's how we should use stars to promote Tumblbug."

The pretty boy Han Zidong was speechless and spread out his hands: "I think it is necessary for you, Tumblbug, to give me some of your shares."

"Okay!"

Han Zidong leaned back on the chair and changed to a more comfortable sitting position: "Really or not?"

Liu Chengcan looked solemn and replied seriously: "Really, the three of us have discussed it and can give you up to 3%."

Han Zidong was silent.

To be honest, he was a little surprised.

First of all, are his series of plans really valuable?

There is no doubt that it is quite valuable!

Let’s not mention the series of operating plans, nor the strategy of operating Tumblbug through social media. I will only mention that a small module similar to Ant Forest is worth at least 100 million, and the unit must be a soft girl coin.

Ali has always had ambitions in the social field, but no matter whether it is spending huge sums of money to launch WeChat, or whether it is a big deal in Zhifu Bao, no Ant Forest can beat it.

Although Ant Forest is not a purely social application scenario, it has achieved the effect of attracting user retention and improving user stickiness.

In the first quarter after Ant Forest was launched, the net number of active users of Zhifu Bao increased by 40%, a year-on-year increase of 100%.

This thing is just like WeChat’s Spring Festival red envelopes, both are enterprise-level application scenarios.

These planning books are valuable, and Han Zidong and the three founders of Tumblbug know it well.

Just how sincere Tumblbug is willing to show is another matter.

He came up with these plans to gain the trust of Shen Dacheng and the others, so he naturally needed to write some real articles.

However, in order to leave room for countermeasures, he also wrote relatively roughly in some parts, such as focusing on mobile terminals, and hiding Ant Forest and only mentioning badges.

Secondly, is 3% of the shares a small amount?

The current main profit model of crowdfunding websites like Tumblbug is commission. The commission for a single project ranges from 3% to 7%. It can be said that as long as the project successfully raises funds, they can just sit back and collect the money.

In addition to the company and website operating costs, the largest expenditure is project supervision.

Considering the current scale of Tumblbug, even if it has not yet entered profitability, it is probably not far away, so 3% of the shares are also very valuable.

"Aren't you afraid that I will take it seriously?" Han Zidong asked, still smiling.

"We are not afraid of you taking it seriously, but we are afraid of missing you."

While talking, Liu Chengcan took out two documents from the computer bag he brought: "If you sign this document, you will be our partner at Tumblbug."

Looking at the pen handed over by Liu Chengcan, Han Zidong shook his head slightly, then took it with a smile, wrote his name quickly, took out his personal seal, and stamped it twice.