The Publicity Association.
After the video was uploaded, Fu Zhan, Director Wu, and Wei Weiwei had been keeping a close eye on its performance. In just a few short minutes, they were all stunned by the video’s stats.
Seeing the like count at 134,512, Fu Zhan said in disbelief, "This is from just a few minutes? It already has over a million views?"
Director Wu was just as shocked. "The account has already gained another 20,000 followers."
It felt unreal to them both. A video that didn’t seem particularly special was pulling in such terrifying numbers.
This was especially true for Fu Zhan. The previous video’s 600,000-plus likes and 8,000,000-plus views had already been a pleasant surprise. After all, it had surpassed the *Nan branch, proving the potential of Tiao Yin for online publicity and giving him a reason to hold his head high among his colleagues from other publicity associations across the country.
But while he knew it had potential, he never imagined that potential would be this explosive.
In the brief mont he stood there in shock, the like count had already shot up by another ten thousand.
The numbers were climbing as if they were being botted.
He couldn’t help but pull out his phone, open his group chat with colleagues from across the country, and send a ssage: "Esteed colleagues, our Publicity Association’s promotional efforts on Tiao Yin have proven to be extrely viable. Can you believe it? Under my guidance, a video has gotten 150,000 likes and over 1.8 million views in less than ten minutes."
The mont he sent the ssage, the group chat instantly ca alive:
*Shui Publicity Association (Wu): "Lao Fu, are you still dreaming?"
*Bei Publicity Association (Chen): "Lao Fu, I’ll give you credit for the last video, but aren’t you laying it on a bit thick this ti?"
*Hai Publicity Association (Liu): "That impressive? I don’t believe it!"
...
These were all heads of various publicity associations. The group had been created during a national guidance conference for publicity associations, and the group owner was a leader from the main headquarters in Beijing.
The reason Fu Zhan posted this ssage in the group was, naturally, to get noticed by the main headquarters.
He was sure his ssage would be seen.
But clearly, his colleagues didn’t believe him.
So, he had no choice but to share the video from the Coastal City Publicity Association in the group chat.
When Fu Zhan sent the interview video to the group, the heads of the other publicity associations all clicked on it instinctively. Then, everyone in the group was stunned.
*Shui Publicity Association (Wu): "Are these stats for real?"
*Bei Publicity Association (Chen): "150,000 likes in less than ten minutes?"
*Hai Publicity Association (Liu): "Lao Fu, your last video already gained you 260,000 followers. This one is going to blow up!"
...
In an instant, everyone in the group chat was drawn out by the news.
The previous promotional video from Coastal City had already shown them the potential of using Tiao Yin for publicity. Now, it was as if an enticing treasure chest had been placed right before their eyes.
The video’s stats were just incredible.
Seeing his colleagues’ shocked reactions in the group, Fu Zhan sent another ssage: "Everyone, I don’t an to brag, but this ti, our Coastal Publicity Association is ready to take on ten of you at once!"
*Shui Publicity Association (Wu): "..."
*Bei Publicity Association (Chen): "..."
*Hai Publicity Association (Liu): "..."
...
This Lao Fu from the Coastal Publicity Association was so arrogant. But they had already tried their hand at Tiao Yin promotions and knew how difficult it was.
They couldn’t compete with this kind of popularity.
It was so frustrating.
Just then, the group administrator sent a ssage: "Since publicity associations can gain this much attention on Tiao Yin, all branches should put more effort into exploring this avenue."
Seeing this ssage, the clamor in the group died down.
This was the leader from the main headquarters.
Back at the Coastal City Publicity Association, Fu Zhan put down his phone, satisfied.
’It’s good that the leadership noticed.’
Besides, this was a huge mont for him; his colleagues from all the other publicity associations were completely blown away.
But clearly, he had no idea that this shock was only the beginning.
Wei Weiwei was just as stunned. She had never doubted the project would succeed—after all, Mr. Chen’s track record spoke for itself.
But she truly hadn’t expected it to beco so explosive. She couldn’t help but exclaim, "Mr. Chen is everything they say he is. He’s incredible."
Hearing this, Director Wu couldn’t help but nod in agreent.
The stats for the last video he helped the Coastal Publicity Association with were already impressive, but compared to this one, the previous video wasn’t even an appetizer.
The interview video already had 160,000 likes and would soon surpass the 600,000 likes of the previous one.
She was thankful that she had always supported Wei Weiwei’s work. She had signed off on all those application docunts from Wei Weili, so she deserved so of the credit for this success.
"Xiaowei, find an opportunity to invite Mr. Chen over to the bureau for a chat," Fu Zhan said decisively to Wei Weiwei.
Even if the video’s effect couldn’t boost Coastal City’s GDP in the short term as he’d claid, the numbers were still absolutely terrifying. Therefore, they definitely needed to get this influencer on their side.
With his help, perhaps their Coastal City Publicity Association could "take on ten" on a regular basis.
And when it ca ti to report these achievents, they would all, of course, be frad as having been done under his guidance. Just thinking about how much face he would gain was exciting.
"Yes, Vice President Fu!" Wei Weiwei nodded imdiately.
And while people like Lin Jian and Fu Zhan were still reeling from the shock, Zhu Ling’s video was going viral online, exploding in popularity:
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