Chapter 30: Wind Rising Internet Submarine who loves diving: What’s going on? Take advantage of every opportunity: ??? Cute: Master o(〃＾▽＾〃)o Silence is Golden (Chen Mo): I will host the Haidilao Zhongguancun store at 7pm. I invite everyone to join us. Please sign up in Q1. So cute: 1!!! Tianxia Buwu: 2 I am still the boy who charged money:3 Doueyuan: 4 Submarine that loves diving: 1 Silence is golden: Damn, you are so cruel, you can just count. The submarine who loves diving: 5. Brother Mo, can you give me a hint in advance? Benbobaboben: 6. Can't you guess it from the group name? Brother Mo wants to take us to eat delicious food and drink spicy drinks. I can't stay in this broken place Shanghe for a day. I am still the boy who recharged money: I was wondering why Brother Mo was so tough that day, it turns out he had already found a buyer. Take advantage of every opportunity: 7. Where did Chen Mo go? Let me tell you where he is so that you can have some reference. Cute and adorable: Master is so disloyal! He didn’t even tell me anything. I’m so sad (╥﹏╥) Silence is golden: A few words are not enough to explain, let's eat and chat at the same time. We will gather in front of Haidilao at 7pm, so don't be late. Looking at the chatter in the group, Chen Mo temporarily turned off QQ and began to search for relevant developments online to understand the overall situation of the Internet from a macro perspective. As the T in BAT, Tencent’s number of concurrent online QQ users exceeded 100 million last month, making it a well-deserved giant in Internet social networking.
With QQ's huge user base, no need to register an additional account, and the support of some traffic-generating activities, Tencent has been going crazy in the online game market in the past few years. The huge success of the three online games endorsed by Tencent, namely the FPS "Cross Fire" and the horizontal fighting online game "Dungeon Fighter", became the three weapons that made Tencent dominate the online game field. It challenged NetEase, which had just taken over "World of Warcraft" from 9cities not long ago. It was a battle between three heroes and Lu Bu. Other online games include "QQ Speed" which is comparable to "KartRider" by Century Tiancheng, "QQ Dance" which is comparable to "Audition" by 9you, and "QQ Fantasy" which is comparable to "Fantasy Westward Journey" by NetEase. The first two are likely to replace it, and other comparable online games are also qualified to be substitutes. It can be seen that at this time, Xiao Ma Ge's Sharingan power has just begun to develop. After opening up the market through social networking and online games, this giant has also extended its tentacles into investment, e-commerce, search, network security and other fields, but it has had more defeats than wins. Alibaba relies on Taobao to reach million registered users, 8 million online products, and a transaction volume of 2000 billion yuan last year, making it a leader in the C2C field. Last year, the Double 11 bloodline was awakened, and the first Double 11 Global Shopping Carnival was launched, with a turnover of over 50 million in one day. Chen Mo knew that the turnover would soar exponentially in the next few years, and at the peak, it seemed to exceed 10 billion in just a few minutes. What's more, online transactions are supported by Alipay, which protects its electronic transactions. It is invincible and the other companies are no match for it. At this time, Baidu, the last of the Big Three, is currently the most successful one. The Hundred Regiments Campaign began, and there were also several big players fighting in the two vertical fields of automobiles and real estate. Hot money poured in, and countless companies chose to spend money on advertising. Baidu became the first frontier for advertising, and its search and navigation businesses became extremely popular. Affected by supply and demand, Baidu's bidding ranking has also risen. The booming capital market directly boosted Baidu's overall development. Even an internal sales department completed its annual task in just one quarter, which shows how prosperous Baidu's advertising department is. This is the right time. The advantage of location is that last month, Google announced its withdrawal from China due to 404 reasons, leaving a large blank market and giving Baidu unlimited room for imagination. This made Baidu look invincible in the search market. The most important thing is that although Google left, many domestic technical talents could not be taken with it, which gave Baidu an opportunity. Countless outstanding talents from Google joined Baidu and could help Baidu better build and improve its core product "Phoenix Nest" (Search Sales System Professional Edition). This is “harmony among people”! Compared with Tencent's products and Alibaba's operations, Baidu is known for its strong technology. From some online questionnaire survey news, it can be seen that Baidu has become the first choice for graduates from key universities to enter the Internet company. Unfortunately, it is probably because it has grown too fat in the past two or three years. Even the pigs standing at the forefront of the trend have soared to the sky, but the east wind of mobile Internet has not been able to blow it up, and it can only rely on its old capital year after year. The weird thing is that Baidu always gets up early but arrives late. It always finds a hot spot but always ends up with nothing, such as mobile Internet, food delivery, car manufacturing, and AI. Perhaps it has something to do with the leader's genes, leaving only a sigh. The rest are the three major portals that once had their glory days. NetEase is slightly better, relying on its self-developed "Fantasy Westward Journey" and the agent "World of Warcraft" from Blizzard to barely counter the invasion of Tencent. This shows that the love-hate war between the goose and the pig, which has lasted for more than a decade, had already shown signs of happening in the early 2000s.
Sohu is on the decline, while Sina has seen some improvement thanks to Weibo. Overall, the influence of the three major portals is gradually declining. The hottest thing right now is the rise of group buying. Countless investors are waving their money and rushing into this blue ocean like moths to a flame. From time to time, we can see news about how many billions of funds a certain group buying website has raised. Now the O2O market is a hot spot favored by capital. As for Xiaomi, there was only news about its founding and Lei Jun’s announcement that it would enter the mobile phone manufacturing industry, and that was all. Lei Jun was still relatively low-key at this time. After looking around, Chen Mo thought for a long time but still couldn't figure out what to do as a side job, because everything requires resources. Just then Chen Mo saw an interview report by Lao Ma. "The current investment market is too impetuous, and money will go wherever it is hot. In the past few years, SNS became popular abroad, and there were a lot of similar social networking sites in China. Now GroupOn has led to the rise of the group buying model. China has followed suit, and there are group buying websites of this and that. I dare to assert that only one or two large group buying websites will survive until the dawn, and the others will die in the darkness before that. At the same time, the result of blindly burning money will inevitably lead to a huge waste of resources. When a gas station becomes popular on a street, countless gas stations will immediately appear. Why can't there be car washes, repair shops, tire shops and other related industries? What the Chinese Internet market needs is innovation and disruption, not copying and pasting over and over again. I didn't expect that Lao Ma would start to show signs of firing now. No wonder the small cannon later turned into a heavy cannon, and finally upgraded to a human cannon, firing at all the big guys below the stage, outputting madly, and then nothing happened. Now he can still jump around occasionally, which is a great blessing from the emperor. This was also the only time in Chen Mo's memory that he saw Lao Ma, who used to make a living by giving speeches, frequently reading the script because of nervousness. (End of this chapter)