The live broadcasting industry is in the hot stage of dividend development, which has produced many media companies and many anchors, who want to squeeze in and share a piece of the pie, but often many anchors start to give up halfway through, and begin to move towards the downturn, ruining their live broadcasting career.
Anchors all look over to see if you have been recruited, and you must not have these wrong live performances:
The first step is to pick fan users, pick players, feel that small fans are useless, and ignore their love.
The second step is to wait for the user fans to find the door by themselves, and do not bother to attract fans.
The third step is to start believing in fate and luck, not to dig up fans, and to broadcast as soon as the time comes. Don't maintain fan relations.
The fourth step is to stop trying. I don't even pay attention to my live makeup and clothing anymore.
The fifth step is to only know how to complain, envy the appearance of other anchors or be able to interact and chat with fans. Or for those anchors who are not as good as you, they can be angry and indignant.
The sixth step is to attribute all failures to fate and luck, and start broadcasting to do things that have nothing to do with live broadcasting.
In the seventh step, the fan user came without greeting, and the big brother paid the gift to ignore it. If there is no gift, it is confused.
The eighth step is to doubt the platform, doubt the company, and the mind is not on the live broadcast.
The ninth step is to think that starting a live broadcast is a painful thing.
In the face of the anchor who debuted at the same time, he has long been unable to look back, watching others earn more than 10,000 per day, and the anchor himself can only abandon himself or be eliminated.
Is depravity cool? No, the Fall is torturous.
It seems to be walking into a path of freedom that frees up oneself and is not constrained, but in fact it is caught in a passive situation of falling into the abyss. Especially seeing other anchors find breakthroughs in the monotonous and repetitive trajectory, the fallen anchors will fall into an extreme psychological imbalance.
Unfortunately, due to their "insistence", they have been forced to leave the arena of this hilarious game;
Because they despise the live broadcast homework that is repeated every day, and hope to meet a good fate, as a result, a good fate has always been left to those who are prepared, persistent, and persistent.