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Chapter 131 Exploded
He Xianfeng was completely unable to suppress his desire to improve himself, so he turned around and began to look through his past videos.

Except for his early works, he has kept drafts of most of his works, so it is not difficult to upload them again.

As for those early works...it’s better not to upload them.

soon.

He Xianfeng screened all his works and then began to create an ANF account.

Just as he was about to close the activity page, he suddenly noticed what was written at the bottom of the page.

"Are there any joint activities? Please look forward to it?"

He looked at the words written at the bottom of the page, smiled and shook his head, then closed the page in front of him. After the "FGO×ANF Second Creation Competition" event came out... how could users expect it?

He no longer had any expectations.

Such a big job has come out.

He didn't care too much about it and instead focused his attention on the ANF website. Since he had come to a new environment, the first thing he had to do was to adapt. He had to understand both the explicit and implicit rules. He didn't want the videos he made one day to cause rejection among the website users.

This is also his consistent style, and one of the reasons why he can operate an account with nearly one million users on mainstream video websites.

Video quality is one thing.

But he doesn't think that everything will be fine as long as he makes a good video.

And how to adapt?

It's very simple. Just watch the videos posted by the predecessors of this website and combine them with the feedback from users, and you can roughly know what the environment of this website is like.

Time passes slowly.

The more He Xianfeng looked at the website, the more he liked it, because ANF users had a strong desire to interact, and the atmosphere of secondary creation was also strong. Most importantly, video creators could get feedback almost immediately after posting their videos!

These are the points that attracted him.

During this period, probably because of the large-scale promotion of FGO, he read a lot of game-related secondary creations, including animations, hand-written books, MAD, and game guides.

slowly.

He hadn't wanted to play the game originally; after all, he preferred console games to online and mobile games. But after seeing so many people posting videos about it, he suddenly became interested. Since he was new to it, why not download it and give it a try? And then write a review?
I plan to stay here anyway.

In addition, this website seems to have a lot of FGO players, and with their honed review skills, the video is expected to get a lot of views.

Not to mention that there is traffic support and money...

But before that, I have to familiarize myself with the game first.

Think of this.

He Xianfeng immediately moved the mouse, opened the official website of the game, and clicked download.

While waiting for the game to download.

He thought of another question: if he was reviewing a mobile game, should he post it on a mainstream video website?

Well... send it.

Although the user attributes there are somewhat different from those here, most of them are game players, and mobile games are also games.

This is just the right way to divert traffic here. Otherwise, it would be too embarrassing for a big anchor from another site to have only a few thousand fans here.

soon.

He Xianfeng made up his mind.

At this time, the game was downloaded.

A simple activity.

+1 for gamers.

External communication channels +1.

In fact, He Xianfeng is not the only one who thinks this way. He is actually a microcosm of the entire environment.

Mainstream video websites have shifted their strategies, with all their resources tilted towards copyrighted dramas and variety shows. The UGC ecosystem has shrunk, the budget for supporting UGC creators has been cut, and the websites no longer provide relevant traffic support.

Most UGC creators don’t have a very good life.

Especially for game-related creators, their content is not very compatible with mainstream video platforms after the strategic shift.

The reason why these mainstream websites are mainstream is that their age group is relatively high, with users over 30 years old accounting for more than %. In this case, it is okay to produce content related to family and life.

But subcultures, such as games...are in a really average situation, and sometimes they are even discriminated against.

And ANF... seems to be the subculture base camp. Although it is mainly based on the two-dimensional world, most users can accept games, ghost animals, and cosplay, and even enjoy watching them.

This is coupled with the official attitude of supporting secondary creation and UGC content, while taking the lead in promoting games... Even if it has a two-dimensional skin, it is still a game, and users are very welcome to similar content.

Therefore, many individual video creators who work on mainstream video sites are tempted. Even if they are not, they are willing to create an account and transfer their previous videos. In the current environment, of course, they have not signed exclusive contracts.

This allows them to operate on multiple platforms as they wish.

Those who have more ideas, such as He Xianfeng, have begun to consider making videos to cater to ANF users, especially gaming video creators.

Anyway, there is money to be made, traffic support, and users like it, so why not?

Even if video creators really don't like mobile games and don't make videos, they will still mention it on their original platform after creating an account.

After all, no one wants the account data on the new platform to be too ugly. Since there is a ready-made audience base, why not take advantage of it?
Moreover, compared to the environment of mainstream video websites, they really prefer the atmosphere here at ANF.

Most of these subculture-related video creators don’t have many fans.

For example, the number of accounts of He Xianfeng has not yet exceeded one million.

We also have to consider the acceptance of the new website by the users of the original website. It is absolutely impossible for all their fans to come to ANF at once.

But what about all those unsuccessful creators? That's a lot of followers, even if you ignore the overlap.

Even if not all of these fans come to ANF, there will definitely be some who are interested.

So very quickly.

Changes began to happen quietly.

Many ANF users found that there were suddenly a group of excellent creators on the website.

The video creators who can make it on these mainstream video websites have been tempered. Their tastes may not be to the taste of some ANF users, but there is absolutely no need to doubt their ability to produce videos.

Especially the people in the gaming area.

This greatly enriched the website's content library and suddenly allowed ANF users to see more excellent videos.

While marveling at how ANF had suddenly become so good, they began to read it with great interest. The word ACG was created because they all belonged to a small subculture circle with a highly consistent group portrait. For users of the ANF website, it was completely acceptable.

At the same time, a large number of users from mainstream video websites also came over because their favorite video creators mentioned this website.

Many of them fell in love with the community atmosphere of ANF and the "shared movie-watching" experience formed by the real-time interaction of the barrage culture as soon as they arrived.

Best of all, there are absolutely no ads!
Since your favorite video creators will post videos on both sides anyway, why go back to mainstream video sites?

Therefore, many users from other sites directly register accounts and settle down in ANF.

A joint achievement of both parties.

ANF ​​is becoming more and more prosperous... and is beginning to develop in an all-round positive direction.

The ecosystem has been initially established.

The game also benefits from this. After all, so many video creators from other sites come here. In order to cater to the users on the ANF side, they make FGO-related videos, which not only further boost the popularity of the game on the site, but also release them on other sites.

This group of external video creators mainly focus on gaming.

Their audience are all gamers.

There must be many of their audience who are interested in mobile games, but have never come into contact with FGO before.

FGO is equivalent to a wave of free advertising, combined with the launch of the new version.

It can be said.

In this event, whether it is ANF, games, or even those external creators, they are all winners!

The only loser is probably the mainstream video website.

But they don't care, or they don't even realize that there is anything wrong with it.

After all, Tang Yao didn’t do any work for the new generation... Most creators are not only submitting their works to ANF at this moment, but also submitting them on the original platform.

No matter how much they like the ANF environment, they will not put all their eggs in one basket, and many users have not completely abandoned their original video platforms.

But in the future...it's hard to say.

Even without talking about the future, the arrival of this wave of traffic has already allowed ANF to take a big step forward!

Christmas Eve.

Avalon Studios.

Cai Quan sat in his chair, staring at the background data on the screen. He muttered in shock and astonishment, "It's exactly as Tang Yao expected..."

exploded!

The website data exploded!

(End of this chapter)