He is in charge of a large sum of subsidies, and one must be very careful about which author the money goes to.

Because this matter is not completely transparent after all, it can easily cause controversy and make other authors who have not received subsidies jealous. It may lead to the end of the Internet and affect the reputation of the website.

So, be fair.

Of course, it is impossible for a group of horses to chase everyone on the station, and it is impossible to tire him to death.

Ma Yiqun mainly uses data + manual judgment to determine how much manuscript fee to pay each month.

The first step is to conduct a preliminary screening through the background data, such as how many collections, how many follow-up readings, and how many recommendation votes the book has. Then Ma Yiqun will look at the beginning, the plot in the middle, and the number of comments on each chapter.

There is no obvious sign of decline or negative reviews.

In this way, you can roughly infer the current popularity of a book.

If a book starts well but collapses in the middle, it will still be reflected in the data. At this time, Ma Yiqun will also lower the subsidy accordingly.

After all, the money was given by Mr. Pei. Ma Yiqun felt that he must be responsible to Mr. Pei. If he had money, he could not spend it carelessly. He must spend it wisely.

Scanning the background data of some top-ranked books, Ma Yiqun was suddenly stunned.

Why do the data of these books all show a rapid growth trend?

The most exaggerated thing is the official website of "Return to the Shore". This can no longer be said to be a rapid growth, it should be said to be a skyrocketing increase!

Looking at the number of registered users on the website, they are also growing rapidly!

The group of horses was both pleasantly surprised and deeply confused.

What's going on? Where do these new users come from?

Is it possible that Mr. Pei advertised the destination in other places?
Chapter completed!