Dou Dou’s account on Weibo, or any other online platform, is quite unique.
The most obvious thing is, although Dou Dou does use Weibo or other platforms, the content Dou Dou publishes and the account permissions are subject to different managent; in simple terms, Dou Dou’s account is theoretically managed by Weibo, yet Weibo can’t actually manage it...
According to the AI restriction law, the only entity responsible for managing Dou Dou’s account and content for public ssaging is the Artificial Intelligence Charter Bureau. Similarly, the AI Charter Bureau is the only unit that can manage Dou Dou.
Every piece of Weibo content that Dou Dou publishes for the public is reviewed online by hundreds of officials from the Charter Bureau who are on duty 24/7 before it goes live.
This is undoubtedly a kind of limitation on Dou Dou’s promotional abilities.
As for Dou Dou’s replies, naturally, it’s impossible to cover everything.
With millions of replies every day, even with a few hundred review staff, adding more wouldn’t keep up. Fortunately, Dou Dou has standards, and most replies to ordinary people are actually quite appropriate.
And even if they’re not appropriate, they pass by quickly, unlikely to cause significant impact, so naturally, it’s no big deal.
When it cos to promoting major scientific events like the World Mathematicians Conference, the review process speeds up.
Facts have again proven that Dou Dou, whose fanbase recently surpassed 600 million, has beco a baroter for trending events. If it wants to promote an event, a single Weibo post can send that event straight to the top of the trending list.
This ti was no exception.
"Hey my precious ones, I’ve got so good news for you. Tomorrow at the World Mathematicians Conference opening ceremony held at Xilin Mathematical Research Institute, the lights, music, and all electronic control systems will be in my hands again! You know what that ans!"
Dou Dou didn’t even need to elaborate on the status of the World Mathematicians Conference. Just one simple sentence successfully boosted the conference’s popularity.
No doubt about it, this guy has a history.
Aside from this thing, who else would use "Young and Dangerous" the and background music for entrance and exit thes at a proper graphics card launch?
But the results were phenonal; the T-series and D-series of Baize have been in short supply for over half a year, which speaks for itself.
If one must argue it’s because of the good reputation and superior performance of the Baize T-series and D-series products, then the 3.28 billion video views of these two launch events on the internet surely can’t be deceptive.
Prompting a bunch of science bloggers to jump up instantly, starting to educate everyone on how aweso the World Mathematicians Conference is.
After all, since Dou Dou initiated it, this ans many people who don’t care about mathematics might actively explore what this conference is about and what it represents, under Dou Dou’s influence.
But clearly, Dou Dou’s emphasis on the World Mathematicians Conference doesn’t stop here.
Mathematics is not sothing the masses easily digest, unlike Youwei Group’s launch events. There’s no product release; without even considering if the topics relate to the public, the main issue is that no matter if it’s the opening report or those small venue seminars, ordinary people genuinely can’t understand them...
So Dou Dou continued his performance.
After all, his dad is an important figure in tomorrow’s eting. When talking about mathematics reports, it’s fine if few people watch the live stream, but at the very least during the awards, there should be plenty of viewers watching together, right?
Qiao Ze probably doesn’t care about these, but Dou Dou considers itself Qiao Ze’s child...
Thus, an hour later, Dou Dou’s second Weibo post went live on ti.
"Did you know? The upcoming World Mathematicians Conference tomorrow is closely connected to last year’s Baize graphics card product launch of the Youwei Group. If you’re curious about the connection, quickly hit the vote button below.
If the number of votes exceeds a quarter of my followers, and fans who want to know outnumber those uninterested, my next Weibo post will reveal all hints of the connection to you! Go for it, everyone!"
Don’t underestimate a quarter; for a big V with six hundred million fans, more than a quarter voting ans at least 1.5 million people participating in the voting interface.
Bear in mind the World Mathematicians Conference is starting the next day, so getting 1.5 million votes before the opening ceremony is no easy feat. Such fan mobilization ability is terrifying.
Note that many people, although they’ve hit follow, usually don’t comnt; indeed, they’re too lazy to even hit the repost button.
There are quite many of these people, known as the silent majority.
But Dou Dou clearly is an exception.
Even the silent majority often can’t resist chatting with Dou Dou in the comnt section.
After all, in a sense, Dou Dou’s comnt area serves as an excellent listening post, offering instant feedback. Venting here genuinely provides comfort with no negative consequences.
This trust wasn’t built overnight but cultivated over nearly three years.
Alright, say what you will, if Dou Dou makes such a request for data before furthering its Weibo posts, there’s undoubtedly data backing it up over there.
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