To become the richest man from the beginning of the game

Chapter 201 Fill me with full attendance!

Just as I was thinking, there was a knock on the door outside.

Pei Qian looked up and saw a group of horses coming.

Ma Yiqun has been busy since preparing to set up the Diandian Chinese website.

Although administrative, financial, legal and other personnel have been arranged, and the company's big shelf has been set up, it is still up to a group of horses to decide how to operate the website.

According to Pei Qian's request, Ma Yiqun went to the resource station to buy a ready-made website template and author background, and bought a domain name of www.zhongdian.com, which cost more than 30 yuan.

Because there is no "starting point" in this world, people who preemptively register the domain name "end point" cannot raise the price too high, and it is 2010, so the domain name is not that expensive, which is a small profit.

In addition, I found the maintenance personnel of the website, bought a cloud server, and applied for authorization from the relevant department...

After a series of tossing and spending hundreds of thousands, the preparatory work is almost completed.

Then, a group of horses began to get busy.

The first is to gather all his employees and assign tasks to them one by one.

These people are the brothers and sisters that Guo Wei directly recommended to Pei Qian. All of them graduated from liberal arts majors, and their writing skills are passable.

Ma Yiqun's first impression of them is that these people are relatively autistic, and more or less bookish.

This is normal, after all, these people have not found a job.

If everyone can speak well, they will not be unemployed after graduation, and they have been waiting until now.

Fortunately, the attitude of these people is not bad, and the horse group is not too picky.

He knows very well that it doesn't matter whether it's right or not, and it doesn't matter how good your professional grades are. If you enter this line of work, you have to learn everything from scratch.

This is a good thing and a bad thing.

At least in the eyes of the horse group, the basic qualities of these people are sufficient.

Then, a group of horses arranged a simple task.

Once the website is set up, the first thing to do is to enrich the library.

A novel website is a content website, without content, everything is useless, so you must spend money to recruit a group of authors in the early stage.

If it is some particularly rich websites, they will definitely spend money to dig out some famous masters, and they will even dig out batches. In this way, it may not be able to beat several million.

But Pei Qian did not choose such a path.

Although it costs a lot of money to play like this, the probability of failure is not low, but the master is a master after all, and after being dug out, he can instantly bring a lot of attention to the website.

Money, either to dig out great masters, or to attract people to rush to the street, Pei Qian thought about it, and the latter must have a higher chance of losing money.

After all, most of the great gods who have become famous have real talents and real learning, and the probability of a great god being born in Pujie is actually very low.

Any ambitious author, even if he is on the street for a while, will definitely choose a big website like Unlimited Chinese to pursue his dream and pursue a book to become a god.

I wouldn't go to a small website with an uncertain future for the sake of a few hundred dollars more full attendance.

Therefore, after comprehensive consideration, Pei Qian decided that it would be safest not to dig out great masters in the early stage, but to just use full attendance to attract some writers who are on the street.

The early tasks of a group of horses are mainly training and screening manuscripts.

These people know very little about online literature, and even if some have read online literature, they have not studied it in depth.

Some of the most basic concepts, such as refreshment, rhythm, and subject matter, must be taught hand in hand.

Only after the teaching is almost done can these people become qualified editors, helping a group of horses select manuscripts, guiding authors in writing, and so on.

Now, Ma Yiqun felt that it was time to report the current progress to Mr. Pei.

"President Pei, the current situation is like this..."

After briefly introducing the current results, Ma Yiqun changed the subject: "Now there are mainly two problems."

"The first problem is that our current editors are not high enough, and their understanding of online articles is not in place."

"They always like to select manuscripts according to the author's writing style, and many of the selected manuscripts are unqualified online articles."

"It may be difficult to reverse this point in the short term. I can only teach it slowly."

"The second problem is that the overall quality of the manuscripts we receive is low, let alone high-quality ones. Many manuscripts may not even be recommended on the Unlimited Chinese website, let alone put on the shelves."

"If a very small number of excellent works are placed on the Unlimited Chinese website, I am afraid that at most 500 average subscriptions will be taken."

"Of course, I'm not looking down on 500 average subscription, I'm just stating this fact objectively..."

A group of horses said that they felt guilty.

After all, he has also written online articles. As an author with an initial order of 30, it seems that there is no reason to look down on others who order 500.

But logically speaking, if the author with the best writing on a website is only at the level of 500 average subscriptions, then the website is basically considered cool.

After all, this kind of author can get 500 subscriptions on a large website like Unlimited Chinese Network because of the large number of readers. When it comes to the Chinese website at the end, it may shrink by ten times.

The two points Ma Yiqun said are actually not in conflict. In short, the level of the author is not good, and the level of editorial review is not good. The manuscripts received are basically unreadable.

At present, the website has not been officially opened yet. Ma Yiqun mainly goes to some forums to contact some street writers, and the website will not be officially opened until the number of manuscripts is almost enough to support the website.

After listening to Ma Yiqun's narration, Pei Qian's expression was very calm, with an expression of "everything is under control".

"Is there a manuscript? Show me."

A group of horses took out a USB flash drive and handed it to Pei Qian.

Inside are the manuscripts that have been received, some of which have been signed, but most of them have not been signed.

Pei Qian casually clicked on a few manuscripts and looked at them.

After reading it, there is only one feeling, hot eyes!

Most of the manuscripts can't be read after a cursory scan of a chapter.

I won’t talk about coolness, rhythm, etc. Many people even have problems with the most basic words and sentences, typos, punctuation marks, wrong sentences, the logic of the first three chapters is confusing, and the theme is vague...

In short, the problems can be said to be varied.

Pei Qian took a general look, and these drafts selected by a group of horses to be signed can barely be regarded as the generals of the dwarfs, and they would be as deadly as they were put on other websites.

It seems that although a group of horses ordered 30 for the first time, they still understand the basic laws of online writing.

This is also within Pei Qian's expectations. After all, Ma Yiqun's first order is low, but his public chapters are still well written, and there are a group of readers.

Seeing Pei Qian browsing through these manuscripts with ease, Ma Yiqun couldn't help but feel emotional.

Boss Pei is so patient, he was able to watch it...

After randomly selecting a few manuscripts, Pei Qian was relieved.

If the manuscripts received in the future are of this level, then it will be a ghost if this website can be up!

Not bad, keep it up!

He calmly pulled out the USB flash drive and handed it to a group of horses.

"It's not a big problem."

"As for the two questions you mentioned..."

"It doesn't matter if our editorial level is not enough, just relax the review standards. Anyway, our current focus is on enriching the work library, and people are just doing full attendance for signing contracts, so there is no need to be so strict."

Ma Yiqun showed hesitation: "But... Mr. Pei, the full attendance standard you set at the beginning was 1000 yuan."

"The full attendance standard of Unlimited Chinese is 500 yuan, but some small websites give 1000 yuan for full attendance, but it must be updated every day."

"And our standard is to update 3000 words every day and give 1000 yuan for full attendance."

"If the standard is further relaxed, I am afraid that just the cost of full attendance will cost a lot of money in a month."

Pei Qian shook his head: "It's okay, raising 500 authors is only 50 a month, not much money."

"We are a new website. If the attendance standard is not set higher, why should people come to us to write about it?"

"Besides, 3000 words per day is actually not that easy for many novices."

"Don't worry, as long as more manuscripts are collected, there will always be great masters emerging."

A group of horses thought about it, and it seemed that Mr. Pei was right.

It's just that the probability of this is too low...

A group of horses thought for a while, and then said: "Mr. Pei, there is another problem. The current jobs of most employees are not saturated."

"Because there are not many authors submitting manuscripts, the task of reviewing manuscripts is not heavy. Even if our editors take time to guide the authors' writing, there will be cases where there is nothing to do."

Pei Qian waved his hand: "This is even less of a problem."

"If there's nothing to do, let them develop some hobbies."

"It's like you, you write books when you have nothing to do, and entertain yourself, isn't it good?"

Pei Qian stood up and patted the horses on the shoulder.

"A group, don't put so much pressure on yourself."

"Tengda's purpose has always been to work happily. If you have a job, you will be busy. If you don't have a job, you can develop some hobbies. If you are too busy, you can recruit people. What a big deal."

"Don't think about eating a fat man in one bite, take your time."

A group of horses nodded: "Yes, Mr. Pei, I understand!"

Originally, he was a little impatient. He felt that Mr. Pei entrusted such an important job to himself, but there was no progress.

But now seeing Mr. Pei's expression that everything is under control, the horse group felt inexplicably relieved.

Sure enough, following a good leader makes me feel at ease!

(End of this chapter)