Unexpectedly, after she finished speaking, Lin Luoxi came up and slapped her on the back, saying, "Would you die if you didn't talk?"
Sally gasped. "Just kidding."
"Heh." Lin Luoxi sneered, "The whole internet knows."
Sally: "???"
Liang Shi was utterly astonished. He opened the Weibo live stream page and found that everyone was commenting in the same direction:
[So, Mr. Xu's wife is in the office? That's exciting.]
[If Miss Liang is pretty, I wouldn't mind a French kiss.]
[@Miss Liang, come out and assert your dominance!]
[@Miss Liang, are you afraid?]
[What bad intentions could I possibly have? I just want to see pretty women kissing and hugging.]
[...]
The topic, like a wild horse that has broken free, began to run wildly.
The reason was that Xu Qingzhu's equipment was limited, so her laptop was on and could be heard talking in the office.
When Sally first quieted down, Xu Qingzhu was also talking, so netizens couldn't hear her voice.
But then Sally's voice grew louder and louder, and with Xu Qingzhu and Yang Shuyan remaining silent, the receiver naturally picked up Sally's voice.
However, Sally spoke in English, which initially confused the viewers in the live chat.
Unfortunately, an English translator provided the translation, so Sally's words were embellished and relayed to netizens.
Now netizens across the country know that President Xu's wife is right in front of them, and that President Xu even got teary-eyed after watching the CP-style edit featuring him and Yang Shuyan.
Jealousy to this extent is outrageous!
What started as everyone tagging Miss Liang the Third turned into shipping a real-life couple.
[When I was watching the video just now, Ms. Xu didn't blush, but now her ears are practically bleeding red.]
[I think it's worth shipping, but I don't know if Miss Liang is pretty.]
[No photos? Does no one think they can dig one up? I don't believe it!]
[Real couples are the sweetest! Who needs photos?! I can ship them even without pictures!]
[The person upstairs is right. I'm already imagining how Mr. Xu will coax Miss Liang when he gets home tonight.]
[A domineering CEO by day, a sweet and affectionate lover in bed at night.]
...
Xu Qingzhu couldn't stand the comments anymore and turned off the live stream.
After turning off the live stream, she finally breathed a sigh of relief. Lin Luoxi, who was standing next to her, handed her some water. "This thrilling day is finally over."
"Yes," Xu Qingzhu smiled upon hearing this, "It seems like a long time has passed."
From the initial anxious wait for new product sales to the surge of online opinions and the influx of negative reviews.
Every minute and every second felt incredibly long.
Especially when waiting for a counterattack.
Xu Qingzhu might be able to wait in other matters, but she couldn't wait when someone wronged her.
She must be the first to reveal all her cards.
But Liang Shi told her to wait.
And they had set up all the traps for her.
This was a very successful public relations case.
//
After she finished her live stream, it was already 11 p.m.
Orders from Minghui Jewelry's official website and offline orders are being tallied, and the total pre-order amount is more than twenty times higher than expected.
This made Xu Qingzhu feel exceptionally at ease.
Through this battle, Minghui Jewelry has finally ushered in an upward trend.
The public relations representatives from both companies also gave Liang Shi an indescribable look.
The reason they were able to become public relations managers in large companies is not only because of their high academic qualifications, but also because they have been tempered in the public relations industry, handled countless public relations cases, and successfully resolved most public relations crises.
Therefore, they have an independent public relations system and process for dealing with public relations crises, and following this approach will certainly not lead to mistakes.
But today, a complete PR novice not only made no mistakes, but could even be called a perfect PR case.
They firmly grasped the evidence, lured the enemy out, and waited for the perfect opportunity to strike decisively.
From the chain of evidence and the timing to the traffic it generated for its own company, every aspect was perfect.
A textbook example of public relations.
Liang Shi didn't think too much about it. She closed all the web pages running in the background, then closed her computer and rubbed her eyes. She had been staring at data all day, and her eyes were dry and sore.
Looking up, Liang Shi saw two public relations department heads staring at her. She asked, puzzled, "What's wrong?"
It was Minghui's colleague who dared to swallow his pride and hesitated for a moment before asking, "Ms. Liang, are you a marketing major?"
"Huh?" Liang Shi asked in surprise. "No, I study Chinese language and literature."
In reality, she was someone who couldn't attend university because of poverty.
It's always a regret to talk about it.
Actually, she had excellent grades at that time, but the sudden passing of her grandparents made her feel extremely bad.
Without any source of income, she was too shy to ask her teacher for money, so she went to work instead.
After experiencing a lot in society, I've come to realize that studying is a relatively easier path in this world.
Because you only need to focus on your own grades.
Liang Shi briefly thought of the past, then came back to his senses and gave a polite smile, "What's wrong?"
The minister was taken aback, but still spoke the truth: "Because your handling of the situation was so mature, I thought you had been taught by a master, but it turns out you are self-taught. I admire you."
"I wouldn't say I was self-taught," Liang Shi said.
minister:"?"
“A few days ago, when the magazine was organizing its documents, I read a few books on marketing and public relations,” Liang Shi said.
She wasn't lying; she had read those books.
But none of it worked.
Just like how students learn a lot, how good, or how fancy the things they learn from textbooks, they still have to selectively apply them to reality.
Otherwise, it's just a piece of waste paper.
Even if you work in a related industry, you may not necessarily use that knowledge.
Textbooks are just the tip of the iceberg in this industry.
Liang Shi learned all of these things from society.
She stood on the shoulders of giants.
But she couldn't tell them any of this; she would just let the two ministers think she was a self-taught genius.
Although this will be a heavy blow to the two ministers.
Sure enough, after hearing her words, the minister's expression became even more complicated, but he could only sigh.
Liang Xinhe glanced at Wu Sheng, the public relations minister of Dongheng. Wu Sheng had made a sarcastic remark when Liang Shi made his suggestion, but now Liang Shi's actions proved that his plan was the best.
Wu Sheng found it hard to believe.
Liang Xinhe then specifically asked, "Minister Wu, what do you think of this public relations effort?"
Wu Sheng, who was called out, said: "Huh?"
He was taken aback, then said, "Absolutely perfect."
Very few public relations plans can truly be described with those four words.
After all, the public relations industry requires keen insight, the ability to seize opportunities, and much more. It's hard for anyone to claim that their public relations efforts were perfect.
Because if someone else were to do it, there might be an even better solution.
But what Liang Shi proposed this time can truly be called perfect.
Exploit the opponent's weaknesses and crush them without giving them any chance.
They can also orchestrate everything within this framework, guiding everything in a direction that benefits themselves.
Such accurate judgments could not have been made without ten years of online research.
Liang Xinhe glanced at Wu Sheng and said in a light tone, "Minister Wu, I think there are always people more capable than you, and there's always something beyond your understanding. You shouldn't be too arrogant. What do you think?"
Minister Wu: "..."
He blushed with embarrassment after being spoken to.
“Some people are just naturally smart, able to draw inferences and apply what they’ve learned to other situations.” Liang Xinhe raised an eyebrow. “Just because she’s been a cat for a few years doesn’t mean we should forget she was originally a tiger, right? Besides, I think people need to be brave enough to admit their shortcomings in order to make better progress. What do you think?”
Minister Wu: "..."
Every word you uttered clearly indicated that you wanted him to know he was wrong.
Minister Wu's face flushed, but he still sincerely apologized to Liang Shi, "Third Miss, I'm sorry, my vision was too narrow."
"It's alright, it's alright," Liang Shi said immediately.
As she spoke, she looked at Liang Xinhe, feeling that it was a bit too much for him to push an old man who had worked in Dongheng for decades to this point.
But Liang Xinhe didn't seem to notice. He raised his chin and looked quite smug.
Liang Shi: "..."
After this battle, everyone was exhausted, both physically and mentally.