Rebirth of a Top Student's Handbook

Zhou Min doesn't currently have the financial resources to deploy advertisements on a large scale. However, she does have the means to place advertisements on displays in shopping malls and billboards at train stations.

In addition, Zhou Min also found some online celebrities and marketing accounts related to education to promote the product together.

Perhaps because there are fewer educational advertisements at this time, their prices are very low, ranging from a few hundred to a few thousand.

Seeing that the price was so reasonable, Zhou Min simply hired a few more people.

This search immediately propelled their future online education to the top of trending topics.

It's important to know that the college entrance examination results for various provinces and cities have just been released, which is precisely the time when students begin filling out their college applications.

At this time, anything related to the college entrance examination and universities becomes a hot topic of public attention.

Just as everyone was discussing the top scorers' results from various regions, some marketing accounts suddenly posted promotional videos and articles for Future Education.

In these videos and articles, top scorers are no longer a rarity; a short video of just over two minutes features more than forty top scorers, along with a large number of students who were directly admitted to universities in the capital without needing to take the college entrance examination...

Some marketing accounts and internet celebrities with a keen sense of trends have also noticed the popularity of this content.

Without receiving any promotional fees, they spontaneously published some content related to the future of online education.

Meanwhile, some marketing accounts that like to ride the wave and imitate others have also jumped on the bandwagon and launched soft advertisements for the future of online education.

These videos and articles immediately attracted public attention upon release, and the comment sections below exploded.

[Can you at least be a little more reliable with your advertising? Do you really think top scorers are as common as cabbages? Is this some kind of wholesale business?]

[Does this company think netizens are idiots? Over 40 top scorers and over 100 gold medalists—what kind of company has that kind of capability?]

[A top-scoring student becoming a tutor? That's ridiculous!]

Although I find this advertisement outrageous, I don't believe anyone would lie like this; it's too easy to spot!

[Friendly reminder: You can find information about top scorers and gold medalists in academic competitions online. I'm going to check now.]

I've checked and come back, and it's all true! I'm completely stunned!

[I'm different. As soon as I finished looking it up, I sent this website link to all my friends and relatives who have children.]

[Is it really true?! Where did they find so many top scorers and gold medalists?!]

Are these all students from the Capital University? Was this website developed by the Capital University?

.......

And so, riding the wave of the college entrance examination, online education became an instant hit.

Those who initially questioned the website's authenticity after it was proven to be genuine eventually became enthusiastic advocates for online education, recommending it to their friends and family.

At this point, whether people genuinely needed the service or were just joining in the fun, more and more people logged onto and browsed the official website of Future Online Education.

They became even more excited when they discovered that the website not only had a lot of courses, but that they were all free.

Save it if you like, forward and share it if you want.

Seeing this, Zhou Min seized the opportunity to launch a new user referral program where users could receive a top scorer's notes for a subject by referring 20 friends to register as platform users.

This user acquisition strategy, which has been overused in later generations, seems particularly novel in this era.

Even without this event, many people would recommend this website to those around them.

However, with the incentive of prizes, people's enthusiasm for recommending the product has soared to unprecedented levels.

These top-scoring student notes were collected by Zhou Min from her classmates.

Zhou Min found several well-written versions, contacted editors at publishing houses, and paid them to edit and publish them.

The publisher's editors were initially very optimistic about the market for this series of books, and they even intended to make it a publicly funded publication.

However, since Zhou Min only intended to distribute the book internally at this stage, she directly rejected the editor's offer.

To reduce unit costs, Zhou Min printed 20 copies of each of the first editions, and 60 copies of each of the Chinese, Mathematics, and English editions.

Zhou Min originally thought these books would last at least a year, but they were all used up by mid-August.

With limited funds, Zhou Min had no choice but to hastily end the new user acquisition campaign.

At this time, the number of registered users of Future Online Education had reached 8000 million.

Just as Zhou Min was excited and delighted by this data, Chen Sheng was already so anxious that his mouth was covered in blisters.