Chapter 48: Departure for Modu
In his previous life, the individual affiliate marketing model became impossible to sustain in the later stages. The profit margins had long since been carved up by large teams. Moreover, Ji Feng understood human nature all too well. Once the remaining studio members were left without supervision, he knew exactly what they would become. It was only because he, Wunnuan, and Dou Ding were there to keep a lid on things that these people stayed in line. Without someone in charge, the studio would turn into a cesspool within three days. Tardiness and early departures would be inevitable, and work hours and efficiency would plummet.
Furthermore, in the absence of intervention or management, individual marketers would focus increasingly on profit rather than quality. They valued quick money and lacked the skill to vet premium products, leading to a shrinking pool of high-quality items. Aside from Ji Feng, only Wunnuan knew the techniques and methods for product selection. It wasn't that he didn't trust Dou Ding—he had taught him from the beginning—but Dou Ding was, frankly, a complicated case.
Chapter 48