In recent days, the online community in China has been buzzing about an incredibly viral video.
Video titled: “Out-of-town 90s girl, unmarried in Xi’an, is she not worthy to work locally? Where is justice?” With its captivating appeal and the public’s interest, this video even ranked in the top 3 of the hot search list in Xi’an.
In the video, a woman selling food expresses her frustration and helplessness after her bizarre experiences. She shares that she bought a street vendor stall here, trying hard to make a living. However, her business struggles to operate smoothly, often blocked by a car parked in front, hindering her sales.
The video and the story of the street vendor quickly caught the attention and sympathy of many netizens. A wave of criticism and indignation on her behalf surged across online forums.
Immediately, the cybersecurity agency of the Xi’an police arrived at the scene to investigate.
The police quickly discovered that the person who posted the video was actually the woman selling food, named Feifei. Her identity became even more astonishing when the truth was revealed – she is a famous streamer from a media company.
In fact, Feifei is not only a core streamer, representing the image of this media company, but she is also the girlfriend of a top executive in the company. At this point, the truth about the woman selling food with a difficult situation left everyone stunned.
To market a new product line for the company, the strategy was for employees to create content that would grab the attention of the online community. In previous videos, the content was not engaging enough, resulting in low view counts, so they adjusted their plan. The female streamer and her team shifted to creating content about conflicts among vendors, such as competing for spots to stimulate public interest.
Just as the company aimed, the number of followers rapidly increased, and traffic surged, resulting in a significant boost in the company’s profits.
According to Sohu