"It's okay, don't pay attention to this, just focus on "The Sword Sees Laughter" and "Thailand"."
Tang An hung up Xu Manyun's call and called Wang Zhongjun again.
"Hello, Director Wang."
“Ignore what’s on Weibo.”
"Yes, it won't have any impact. Just send people to keep an eye on it. I guess other media will follow the hype. As long as the whole network doesn't use that argument, it doesn't matter."
"If the propaganda department has time, it can also participate. Just control the public opinion and not make it one-sided."
...
As the artistic director and one of the investors, Tang An is qualified to intervene in any operation of the film.
After chatting for a while, we hung up the phone. In less than half an hour, the Weibo post had become a hot topic on the homepage of Xinlang Weibo.
Moreover, other media who heard the news also reported it one after another, and many movie fans and melon-eaters also reprinted it on other forums and post bars.
At that time, the number of followers on that person's Weibo was almost over 100,000.
This is 2009, Weibo has just been officially launched for seven months, and the number of followers is already very high.
Weibo, maybe not many people are aware that it is a big weapon for publicity, and they don’t pay much attention to the number of followers.
Later, just for an ordinary marketing account, which had no categories, posted any content, and had 1,000,000 real fans, the monthly advertising revenue of this account should be 5-20,000, depending on the account's own business capabilities.
If you sell an account, it should be between 30-50w.
If it is a vertical field, such as food, reviews, and beauty, then 1 million real fans is a big deal. It is still very few if you turn it over four or five times. If you want to sell accounts, it must be at least 1 million or more.
However, they are rarely sold. First of all, if you buy it, it will be of no use. Generally, vertical accounts of this level have deep personalities, and may have their faces and voices shown. They usually produce videos, and you can’t operate them even if you buy them.
Moreover, people can also do live broadcasts, such as beauty and cosmetics. Well-known anchors are also very profitable, and they can also open online stores.
I’m afraid it’s not too easy to make money once you’re famous.
After closing the computer, Wang Xiaoming and the others next to them were also a little worried.
"Director Tang, I just checked a few portals and some large entertainment media, and there are suddenly a lot more similar news."
Deng Chao also answered, "There are also professional film review websites like Douban. There are seven or eight discussion posts, and the number of replies has added up to thousands."
"More than that, movie-related forums basically have one or two similar pinned posts."
"Tianya and Zhihu are the same."
Tang An waved his hand to reassure them, "It's no big deal. This is a disguised form of publicity for us, and there are benefits."
"Hurry up and take a break. When you go to the next movie theater, you should also think about how to respond when the media asks similar questions."
...
Then Tang An was asked again in the cinema whether the photo at the end of the film was for the promotion of wealthy people.
Listening to the murmurs in the audience, Tang An did not respond immediately and asked instead.
"What does this reporter friend think they have in common?"
Common traits?
Nonsense, they are all rich people.
The reporter complained, "They are all rich people."
Tang An shook his head, looked at the audience and said with a smile, "As for the photo that appeared on the big screen just now, I think everyone knows at least half of it. Can any audience member tell me who Ma Yun is?"
If others may not be familiar with Jack Ma, a young man immediately raised his hand.
Tang An motioned for him to speak.
"In my heart, Ma Yun is not only a rich man, he is also a legend. He should be the idol of all young people and the godfather of entrepreneurship..."
This young man seemed to be a fan of Ma Yun. He sounded very excited and talked a lot.
Then the audience was asked to talk about Shima Huateng and the others, and they all basically gave similar answers.
However, there was a boy who didn't seem to be very friendly to Ma Huateng. He complained a few words, and he probably spent a lot of money on the game.
After talking for several minutes, Tang An still didn't answer, and the reporter became impatient.
"Director Tang, please answer this question head-on."
Tang An glanced at the reporter and was not annoyed.
"As several viewers just said, these people are not just rich people, but more importantly, entrepreneurs and successful people."
"At least in the eyes of the vast majority of people, the first thing that comes to mind is not how rich they are, but their success. Only a few people only see the wealth they have, but not what they have.
Traits for success.”
"Liu Chuanzi, Wang Shi, and Ma Yun are legendary entrepreneurs, the New Oriental Troika, the three Chen brothers are all partnership entrepreneurs, Li Kaifu, and Zhang Chaoyang are all returnee entrepreneurs, and Lao Ganma is a grassroots entrepreneur... I am paying tribute to these 30
Pay tribute to the ever-changing history of Chinese entrepreneurship!"
Tang An said these words with passion, which aroused applause from the audience, and the audience applauded one after another.
The reporter looked a little ugly, and just now Tang An almost said that he was short-sighted.
He said angrily, "Then Cheng Dongqing bought the laboratory in the name of Meng Xiaojun, isn't he a nouveau riche?"
"I think you must have mistakenly remembered that Cheng Dongqing donated the laboratory in Meng Xiaojun's name. The laboratory still belongs to Columbia University, but the school named it after Meng Xiaojun in order to thank him."
"Isn't it just showing off that Meng Xiaojun took them to the restaurant where he used to work?"
"Of course not, that's just remembering the past."
...
No matter what the reporters asked, Tang An was able to respond well and his answers were flawless, and the reporters couldn't find any loopholes in them.
In the movie, the three of them are never grand characters. They are not great but very real.
Many movies will create a higher-level protagonist. For example, in "The Silence of the Lambs", the trainee female police officer heard the shrill cry of a lamb killed before dawn when she was a child, which became an inescapable nightmare. When she grew up, she went to
Become a police officer, bravely rescue the kidnapped girl, and regain your inner peace.
It is reasonable to say that you want to become a police officer after seeing someone commit a crime, but it is a bit mysterious to become a police officer just by hearing the sound of a sheep being killed.
It's like wanting to become an astronaut when you see a manned spacecraft going up into the sky. That thought can only last for two weeks at most.
In fact, in reality, if you have money, you will have everything. It is precisely because of this filming that the audience will have a more sense of involvement and enjoy the movie more happily.
Because 100% of the audience are ordinary people, it is normal for them to show off when they have money.
That's the truth, but Tang An can't say that.
...
Thanks to Huayi's strong publicity campaign, "China Partners" still maintains a good trend in the new week. It once again took in 11 million box office on Monday the 20th, a decrease of only 45%.
The following four working days earned 12 million, 10.5 million, 10 million, and 12.5 million respectively, and the single-day box office remained above 10 million.
In the third week of the 5 working days, it grossed a total of 56 million, and the total box office reached 308.5 million in 16 days of release, successfully breaking the 10 million mark.
This is also the fourth Chinese-language film to have a box office of over 300 million, and there are only 6 films in mainland film history.
On Saturday the 25th, Tang An and the crew returned to the capital to attend a celebration conference for the box office exceeding 300 million.
Moreover, "囧囧" is also about to hold a press conference, and Lu Chuan now finds that the article he casually wrote to vent has been reprinted and caused such a big fuss, so he simply did not hide it when being interviewed by reporters, and put "Zhonghua"