Love? The Reborn Me Just Wants to Obtain Rewards-Chapter 873 - 364 The Mental Pressing Pill of the Dog Tycoon_3

The groups were divided into four categories, and corresponding strategies were devised for each. Now, it’s time to delve into the needs of the tycoon demographic.

Su Huai specifically highlighted the similarities and differences with domestic tycoons.

The Dog Tycoons here are particularly unique. They’re actually not that interested in risqué content because, frankly, their real-life access to sexual resources is overwhelmingly abundant, and there are no moral constraints in this regard.

As a result, no matter how provocative or tantalizing your content is, it doesn’t even scratch their stimulation threshold. These guys have already experienced the most outrageous things in private.

Moreover, the ideological backlash triggered by such content... Su Huai chose his words cautiously, but everyone understood his point.

So in this regard, it’s better not to bother trying. Fully respect their demand for "cleanliness and decency."

Then how do we make money?

By creating status symbols.

Unlike Huaxia, here, the tycoons have at least two tiers greater acceptance and love for PK (player vs. player contests).

In Huaxia, people who have achieved a certain level of social status might feel that PK is too tacky or low-class. "Why would I spend my money needlessly to beat you? What’s the point?"

Here, it’s different.

Simple, direct, thrilling. It stirs the competitive spirit coursing through their veins, compensating for their real-life lack of physical dominance despite having abundant wealth.

To be blunt, they have no place to show off in real life.

Speaking of flaunting wealth—just look at their usual living environments. Who are they supposed to flaunt to?

Not only are their peers outrageously rich, but there are also a few idle sheikhs whose lives are downright miserable—basically stuck sitting on a few oil wells in the desert like prisoners, managing vast estates on one hand, and on the other... holy crap, surrounded by only a few hundred people.

If this crowd doesn’t get into streaming, it’s a loss for both the platform and them.

That’s why all of Su Huai’s recruited operations staff were seasoned pros from Huaxia’s downmarket region campaigns—low-education workhorses. "Don’t come to me talking logic and data. Spin me stories, scripts—teach me how to straightforwardly and vividly show off."

Every design on this streaming platform must revolve around this purpose.

Fancy level badges, special effects triggered by high consumption over a short time, exclusive privileges for high-level users, exclusive gifts and upgraded effects for each level, unique arrival announcements, combo effects during PK votes, premium gifts inbuilt into mini-games, eye-catching headline identifiers, special playback features for super headlines, and a "super placard" for the top spender of the day...

As long as you’re willing to spend money, I’ll give you the most badass, most imaginative status symbols ever. Fully detailed, with a guarantee that nowhere else on the internet can match this euphoria.

The highest level is tentatively set at $10 million USD.

The first player to reach the highest level will unlock the next tier and receive the corresponding title’s "Founder" badge.

For example, the next tier could be "Divine Honor." While others have a red "Divine Honor" badge, his badge will flash the words "Divine Honor Founder."

When it comes to inducing consumer spending and firing up the tycoons’ enthusiasm to upgrade, Su Huai is an unmatched professional.

If everything goes smoothly, this $10 million "small threshold" won’t even slow down the tycoons for a month—they’ll casually breeze past it.

In fact, the next tier levels and titles are already pre-planned. At the right time, an announcement will be made claiming that these updates have been specially added for a certain tycoon, along with a unique gift—guaranteed to make them grin ear to ear.

So, after putting in so much effort and pouring so much thought into it, how much can the platform actually make?

Su Huai casually mentioned a number—

$5 billion USD!

Before the Middle East descends into chaos, annual streaming expenditure can easily exceed $10 billion here. With such originality, coming in early, bringing such fresh ideas, taking one-third isn’t asking too much, right?

Su Huai doesn’t think it’s too much.

Even though in his previous life, no company ever achieved this, it doesn’t mean he can’t either.

In fact, he absolutely can. The special effects brewing in his mind could blow this era’s imagination away.

Turn the Sailboat Hotel into an interstellar battleship’s solar sail, cruising through the Star Sky. Now, tell me, Prince, isn’t that domineering?~~~

The other "wild card" features are also cutting-edge for the future. So, GiGo is destined to explode in popularity.

Time flew by, and soon, the platform’s launch arrived.

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