Quick Transmigration Goldfinger Trialist

Boss, I think that compared with Zhutianxue.com, we can only say that we have advantages and disadvantages.

The downside is our update speed.

Not as fast as Astronomy.com.

They update every day, we only update twice a month, and sometimes the amount of updates for some novels in a month is not as good as the amount of updates in two days.

In addition, the lack of quantity is also a disadvantage.

The number of novels serialized by our magazine is limited. There are only a hundred or so pages in total. Each issue can only serialize a fixed number of novels, but Zhutianxue.com is different. The number of novels they serialize will only increase.

It is completely incomparable in quantity.

In addition, some readers may actually like only one or two serials in our magazine, and they don’t really like some serialized novels, and they don’t even read them after buying them.

But because the magazine cannot be split up and sold.

So they can only buy it back together.

And every novel on Zhutianwenwen.com is separate from each other. If readers like this one, they can order this one, and if they don’t like the other one, just don’t subscribe.

Even if you don't like any chapters in this book, you can skip this chapter, or just discard the article.

Subscriptions are no longer available.

This is much more flexible than ours.

The editor-in-chief of Fantasy Magazine paused after talking about the disadvantages, and then quickly talked about his own advantages:

Well, what I just said are all disadvantages. If there are advantages, we must also have them. For example, there is still a difference between a physical book and a piece of illusory data on the Internet. When encountering some favorite novels, everyone Most people are willing to buy a physical book for collection, and compared with the good and bad novels in various astronomical websites, it is beyond doubt that the novels of our magazine are more sophisticated.

So we can go to the essence.

Increased publicity and the like can even make people attack the low-quality and low-end Internet literature a little bit.

Your suggestion is different from nothing.

In the final analysis, isn’t it the routine of improving product quality and maliciously suppressing opponents? Boss, what I mean is just like that. Going against the tide of the times is absolutely self-defeating. We only have two choices now.

Either follow up and start a literary website.

Either it will slowly decline, not just our magazine’s decline, but the decline of most of the magazines. The future I can foresee is that most of the magazines should go bankrupt, and there are only a few left, barely relying on the strength of the publishing industry. The class is maintained, lingering.

The editor-in-chief of the science fiction magazine is still the same as before. This is the acumen he gained from years of experience in the industry. The declining traditional literature and the shrinking newspapers are all lessons from the past.

The torrent of the times is rolling forward.

Anyone who wants to block it will be a mantis arm blocking the car.

On this issue, many editor-in-chiefs and editor-in-chiefs at the scene successively put forward a lot of opinions and suggestions, and the conclusion they finally concluded is that.

As long as computers are not fully popularized, they still have room for survival, but it is inevitable that the profits of the industry will be eroded, and the cake will be divided by various astronomical networks. They do not want to wait for decline, but must change as soon as possible.

So in the end they were the obvious choice.

While improving themselves, they must also enter the online literature industry. They must not let Zhutianxue.com dominate. Even if they want to cooperate with Zhutianxue.com in the future and increase their own voice, they must enter this industry and occupy a certain position share.

Therefore, as soon as the meeting was over, they immediately started contacting authors in large quantities, collecting the novels currently in stock of Guilong Magazine, as well as novels that had been released and published in the past, in order to open an online literature website exclusively for their company in a short period of time. prepare in advance.

Compared with others, at this point.

They still have the advantage.

People from other industries want to enter this industry to share a piece of cake. The first thing they lack is works and authors, but the main project of their company is the entertainment industry. There are more than a dozen magazines under it. Not many authors have signed contracts, but there are contacts Don't need too many authors. There may not be many novels that can be called classics, but thousands of copies of ordinary novels can still be easily produced.

And a few thousand copies is enough for a while.

Then they can continue to contact the author to contribute, or invite the author to settle in their literary website.

Compared with Zhutianwen.com, which doesn't even have a publishing house, they still have advantages. Most authors who are willing to go to publishing and feel that only publishing books can be regarded as authors will definitely be more willing to settle in their literature.com.

The most important thing is to wait for the author to have more readers.

They can still get another vote.

If excellent works are serialized in magazines, it should also indirectly increase the number of authors and sales of magazines.

At the same time, other literary companies such as magazines who are crying wolf have also made the same choice, carried out reforms and innovations, and entered the online literature industry.

But more are actually helpless, and they can only follow the trend or try to improve themselves.

Because not all magazines are affiliated to a large company, there are more than a dozen magazines under it, and some magazines may be a single magazine, only operating one or two magazines, such magazines do not have enough capital. Class participation for a share.

There are also some magazines with poor sales, or small regional magazines, who may not be aware of this problem, so how can there be any changes or anxiety?

So it didn't take long before Ding Yun found out.

The astronomical networks have many competitors.

There are even quite a few authors who have switched jobs one after another because they value the literary websites established by several large cultural companies, which have broad publishing channels, distribution channels and influence, and some even directly breached contracts and jumped jobs.

Fortunately, Ding Yun's core pillars are the works she bought from the cultural communication system bookstore.

The authors of those works are not in this world, and the uploading and publishing of all works are also handled by Ding Yun through artificial intelligence, so let alone job hopping, no matter how many people pay high remuneration to poach people.

That's all useless.

Therefore, although these changes have brought a certain impact on Ding Yun's various astronomical websites, the overall impact is not great, and the number of readers lost is not very large.

However, this also made Ding Yun realize that the paper media still has a good influence nowadays, and most people trust the paper media more, hoping that their works can be published on the paper media instead of only disseminated on the Internet.

Therefore, she soon began to acquire some magazine publishing houses that were about to go bankrupt, and even started to acquire some small film and television production companies and the like.

Anyway, these industries will be involved sooner or later.

Wouldn't it be better to put the frame up in advance?