In the tide of live broadcasts, there is an anchor who used to be infinitely beautiful, his name is Brother Zui. He used to be the pillar of the Three Sheep live broadcast platform, attracting more than 100,000 fans per live broadcast, but now, he has left Three Sheep, and his traffic and sales have suffered an unprecedented Waterloo. This makes us have to think about whether a person's success is because of his personal ability, or because of the platform and resources he is in?
After Brother Zui left Three Sheep, his live broadcast career seems to have suffered a huge setback. The number of people in his live broadcast room has dropped dramatically, from 100,000 to a few thousand, and sometimes even a few hundred. Such a contrast made Brother Zui feel extremely lost. He admitted frankly in the live broadcast that he is now so bad that he doesn't even have pants, and he asks the audience what they need, and he will bring it, but the audience is slow to place an order. Such a scene makes people sigh that without the support of resources, even the most capable individuals are difficult to stand alone in the fiercely competitive live broadcast market.
Brother Zui's experience makes us see a cruel reality in the live broadcast industry: the importance of resources often exceeds personal ability. A good platform can make a person, and if you lose this platform, even the top anchor may fall quickly. This is not just the story of Brother Zui, but a microcosm of the entire industry.
Some people believe that Brother Zui's previous success was largely due to the traffic support of the Three Sheep platform, and now that he has left this platform, he has naturally lost his former aura. Some people also believe that Brother Zui should reflect on the content and methods of his live broadcast, and whether he can still attract the interest of the audience.
The editor believes that what happened to Brother Zui is actually a wake-up call to the entire live broadcast industry. Live streamers should not only rely on platforms and resources, but also improve their personal capabilities and content quality in order to be invincible in the unpredictable market. And for the audience, they are more eager for sincere and valuable content, rather than simple routines and scripts.
Brother Zui's story continues, what will his future hold, and whether he will be able to rise again and prove his ability? All this will make us wait and see.