Why don't you believe I'm a reincarnated person?

Chapter 91 Making money also depends on the industry.

This wasn't the first time Ye Kai had entered Shen Jiayi's boudoir.

However, the door was locked immediately after he entered, especially in front of Director Jiang, which made Ye Kai feel somewhat apprehensive.

Miss Shen's actions suggest she might be planning something special with him.

The room's layout was almost identical to the last time I visited.

However, on the big bed, there was an extra super large plush rabbit, which looked almost as big as a person. It was obviously Shen Jiayi's carefully selected bed partner.

On the desk to the side, there was a large pile of greeting cards and other gifts from classmates, probably from graduation and birthdays.

Ye Kai noticed that the cabinet in the corner of the room was filled with all kinds of plush toys of various sizes, which he had not seen before when he came here last time. They must have been gifts from the girls.

Against the wall, there was a yoga mat and some wheels, which looked like they were used frequently.

However, Ye Kai's gaze swept around the room but he didn't see any yoga clothes or anything like that. They must have been put away in the closet by Shen Jiayi, which made him a little disappointed.

"Come quick, help me check my computer!"

"I feel like it's been running extremely slowly these past few days. Could it be infected with a virus?"

Shen Jiayi turned on the computer with great interest, and then dragged Ye Kai's body and pressed him into the computer chair.

Girls are naturally not interested in these hands-on things. They can spend a lot of time on makeup and even more time editing their photos, but they have absolutely no interest in figuring out what's wrong with their computer. Even just doing a routine full scan with security software is unthinkable for them.

These rough jobs are not something that fairies should even consider.

"Your computer runs pretty fast."

"No problems found, no viruses, no Trojans, perfectly healthy!"

"Tsk, is the super slow speed only when you're running Weibo?"

After Ye Kai frantically tried to figure out what was wrong, he seemed to have found the root of the problem.

"Yes, yes, yes!"

"When I run Weibo, it's like the sewer is clogged—it's incredibly slow!"

"This is infuriating! If it weren't a brand new computer, I would have smashed it!"

"What exactly is the problem?"

Shen Jiayi's chin was resting on Ye Kai's shoulder. Hearing this, she nodded in agreement. Her hair brushed against Ye Kai's face, and her fragrant body was so close that he was a little distracted and couldn't concentrate.

"It's actually not a big problem."

"This has little to do with the quality of your computer; it's mainly because you're sending too many private messages in the background, which is consuming a lot of system resources..."

Ye Kai found out the real cause of the traffic jam and then demonstrated it to Shen Jiayi.

"So, these aren't really problems, the problem is... I've become famous?"

Looking at the densely packed unread messages in her private messages, Shen Jiayi felt a chill run down her spine.

God!

She knew, of course, that fame came at a price, but if she were to read through all these private messages one by one, it would probably take her months.

Not to mention, her fan base is likely to grow even larger in the future, and the number of unread private messages could become an astronomical figure.

"I think you probably need one or two business assistants now."

Looking at the number of unread private messages in the backend, Ye Kai stroked his chin and gave a very reliable suggestion.

If a fan with millions of followers receives this many private messages, how many private messages must a fan with tens of millions or hundreds of millions of followers receive? They probably need a separate server to handle all of this, right?

No wonder that in the later era of social media, a superstar with 100 million followers could cause a significant network congestion by posting a Facebook post, and the electricity consumed by that post every day could power thousands of households for a week.

"I'm just a student, do I really need a business assistant?"

Even Shen Jiayi herself finds it unbelievable when she talks about it.

"You are indeed a student, but you are also a big influencer. There may be many opportunities for you to make a lot of money in these private messages."

"If you were to read all these private messages yourself and filter out the useful information, you would definitely be too busy, so hiring a business assistant is inevitable."

"After all, while faster monetization isn't always better, maintaining close contact with companies that have Google needs is an urgent matter."

Ye Kai explained to Shen Jiayi.

Shen Jiayi's sudden popularity was somewhat unexpected, and GG merchants, like sharks smelling blood, quickly swarmed around her.

In the private messages, quite a few people directly offered GG (boyfriend/girlfriend) quotes to Shen Jiayi, but most of them were just looking for a bargain.

They considered that Shen Jiayi had just become popular and might not be very familiar with the price of GG on Weibo, so they simply wanted to take advantage of the time difference to get a cheaper GG.

Ye Kai naturally did not recommend that Shen Jiayi accept these GGs, but he did not rule out establishing contact with these GG merchants, and then determining the specific direction of the development track based on his own development situation, so as to set the price of GGs at a more reasonable level.

"So how should I proceed?"

"Is it enough to just post some nice photos of yourself and a few reflections on your daily life?"

Shen Jiayi was unfamiliar with how to make money on Weibo, and she was also unsure how to operate it herself, so she could only humbly seek advice from Ye Kai.

In her view, Ye Kai, this charlatan classmate who claimed to be a reborn person, seemed to have a special charm that made him omnipotent.

"It's not that simple."

"First, you need to establish your own track, and then you need to post some targeted Weibo posts regularly."

Ye Kai shook his head, indicating that Shen Jiayi was too naive.

Simply posting your own pretty pictures will most likely only attract a bunch of people with little spending power. How can you make any money that way?

"Currently, Weibo can be roughly divided into three categories based on the field: entertainment and humor, vertical fields, and knowledge-based content. Based on the format, it can be divided into direct posting, reposting, and video posting."

"In terms of specific fields, bloggers in vertical fields such as beauty, automobiles, technology, and education can charge 5 to 10 yuan per video through Google Play. This is because their fans are highly targeted and more interested in products or services in specific fields, resulting in a relatively high conversion rate. Therefore, their Google Play prices are also relatively high, and their monthly income can reach 10 to 20 yuan or even higher."

"From the perspective of the format of GG (Google/Girl) content, video GGs are produced in a more sophisticated way, which can intuitively showcase products or services and attract the attention and interaction of fans. However, the production cost is definitely higher."

"If I were to suggest it, you could develop into an educational blogger focused on appearance in the future."

"If you do well, earning a million a month is not a dream."

Ye Kai had very high expectations for Shen Jiayi. If she could achieve this, then she would be able to support him financially.

Isn't a life of lying flat wonderful?