It’s not that Huarou doesn’t understand Wang Ye’s ideas, but that there is no such precedent in the entire live broadcast industry at present.

At this time, live broadcasts occupied the absolute mainstream with show live broadcasts.

Those game anchors have basically not started their live broadcasts. Most of them rely on recording videos and posting them on video sites such as Tudou. They are famous, but they basically have no profits. They use Ai to generate electricity.

It’s not that they don’t want to broadcast the game live, but the situation doesn’t allow it.

Because live broadcasting cannot bring any benefits, there is no game classification on live broadcast platforms now, so they can't find any place to live broadcast.

If you have to find a real game live broadcast, there are still some on the yy platform, but the number of people is very small, and yy does not pay attention to this section.

In 2013, no one mentioned the word "game live broadcast" at all, and the more popular one was "game solution"!

In fact, it is just those game experts who record videos, play games or famous game competitions, and then upload them to the video website for players to watch.

This year, the most popular people in LOL videos are Xiaozhi, Miss, Xiao Cang, PDF, and Ruofeng.

Among them, Xiaozhi was the leader and was far behind the other four.

In addition to these five people, if you look down, you will find the figures of Carl, Xiaoxiao and others. As for the man who often boasts that he can play with Faker, he is still playing professionally.

As for income issues, they basically have no income on videos now, and perhaps the video website will give them some advertising fees.

In order to support yourself, the mainstream at this time was to open a Taobao store.

These games use their magical powers, selling clothing, meat and muffins, snacks, and computer peripherals, which convert your popularity into economic income in this way.

I have to, among the experts who play games, there are also "business geniuses", the most famous of which is "2009", which is a dota solution and a professional expert.

He made a small fortune through Taobao store.

As for miss, someone like Xiao Cang who is not good at running Taobao stores has a relatively pitiful income.

If these anchors have real income explosions, they will have to wait until next year, that is, 2014, without Wang Ye's participation.

In Wang Ye’s dream, the live broadcast industry exploded in 2014.

In which year, the live broadcast platform was like this year's group buying website, with funds entering the market, and it was known as the "Thousand Broadcast War"!

In 2014, more than a dozen or even more live broadcast platforms were established every month. In order to attract popular anchors, major platforms competed to offer high prices.

The signing fee ranges from one million to tens of millions, and even a sky-high price of "three million in five years" has been reported. Of course, the moisture in it is also very large.

The so-called publicly issued contract fees must be "fractured".

Because when signing a contract with a live broadcast platform, various resource support will be included, which is very vulnerable.

For example, his contract states that it will give you several big recommendations per month for homepages every year. This recommendation will be worth 100,000 or more each time.

After all, the recommended resources alone are worth millions in a year.

So in fact, the anchor who claims to have a contract fee of tens of millions can actually get only two or three million.

...

Wang Ye did not explain much to Huarou's doubts. What is the use of signing contracts with these game anchors? When the platform is started, Huarou will see it herself.

There are too many now, just a waste of talk.

"No need to worry about this. You can sign the most popular lol games at present and let them come to the Huya live broadcast platform to become professional anchors." Wang Ye ordered.

Hua Rou hesitated for a moment and did not ask what the use of signing these game anchors was. She also knew that since Wang Ye did this, there must be his reason.

However, Huarou still has questions about signing the contract.

"What is the right price for this...? Should we use the monthly salary or annual salary model? If we give a fixed salary, will the anchor be passive and slacking off and enjoying his success?"

It makes sense for her to ask this question. If she really pays a lot of money, what should she do if the signed anchor doesn’t broadcast it well later?

This is also a problem. It is not only the problem that the anchor does not broadcast well after getting a high salary, but also what should he do if the anchor gets a cold job?

What should I do if I am banned after being named?

Of course, Wang Ye has also considered these things, so the plan given is to have a guaranteed annual salary plus an assessment system, and the income will not be capped.

The guaranteed annual salary is determined based on the current fame and potential of those anchors. Of course, those with great fame will have a high basic salary, or if you change the method, it is also a signing fee.

As for the assessment, it is flexible. The greater the contribution you can make to the platform, the more you get. If you make less contribution, you can only get a basic salary.

Even in the second year, I couldn't even get a basic salary.

After all, Wang Ye and his team invested in Huya Live, which is also a business. Although they are generous to those game anchors, they are also limited.

Only anchors who can bring benefits to live broadcast platforms can enjoy high benefits and high treatment. If you are not successful, then I am sorry, but the same thing, the company will not support idle people.

"It can be divided into several levels. Top anchors can earn more than one million in annual salary, and they will adjust their benefits in the future, which means they may get more annual salary next year and after."

Hua Rou couldn't help but stunning her tongue. In these days, annual salary of one million is still very gimmick.

How can you earn more than one million yuan per year by playing a game? This is just a guaranteed annual salary. In addition, there will be performance appraisal income. If that part is added, wouldn’t the anchor with the highest income earnings earn millions per year?

This is definitely very attractive, for the current gameplay solution.

...

After Huya Live was established, the first wave of target anchors, of course, are the most popular game solutions at present, all in the lol field, and other game solutions will also be recruited, but will not be put first.

Hua Rou personally went to talk about several important figures, Xiaozhi, Miss, Xiao Cang, pdd, Ruofeng, five top anchors, who are determined to win.

The current situation is that Xiaozhi is the only one. Who doesn’t know the anchor Chenghai Xiaozhi in 13 years? That’s equivalent to not watching game videos. He is also an old game. He has been playing Chenghai a few years ago and now he has moved to Lol. The video is very popular.

However, no matter how popular it is, it is just a game solution. When facing Huarou, there is no room for bargaining.

The guaranteed signing fee of 2 million yuan made him dizzy. He didn't ask any questions at all. He picked up the pen and signed the contract.

Two million a year, this is still a guaranteed income, who can't be moved?

Of course, Huya Technology has many restrictions on such a high price.

For example, the live broadcast time per month must not be less than 180 hours, which is the same as the working hours of normal office workers.

In addition, signing a contract is a one-time ten-year regular contract. During this contract period, the platform can guarantee that the minimum annual income is not less than one million, and there is no cap on the top.

However, if the anchor wants to break the contract and change jobs, the compensation amount will be so high that it will exceed the sky, calculated in units of billions.

When Xiaozhi signed the contract, of course he also saw this clause, but he didn't care at all. Because his attention was attracted by words like "the minimum income in ten years is no less than one million."

Signing this contract means that his minimum income will not be less than 10 million in the next ten years! What's more, he received two million in the first year's guaranteed annual salary.

If it can be maintained, wouldn’t the total income in ten years be the bottom of 20 million?

How could he break the contract and change jobs with this income?

...

Miss, female mainland e-sports player, explanation, host.

He started to become an e-sports athlete in 2007 and was an e-sports player in "Warcraft 3" from 2007 to 2012. He won the A-China Star 2 Queen Championship.

From 2010 to 2015, he was engaged in game solutions, mainly engaged in Warcraft, StarCraft, Dota, and League of Legends solutions, and was called the all-round female solutions.

In 2013, the League of Legends teaching series video "Miss Ranking Diary" was released, which caused a great response among lol gamers.

When Huarou found her, Miss was applying for a host of a game channel program for a video website.

Yes, she is now unemployed and usually relies on taking some games to help her survive.

A few years ago, professional players who played games were actually quite miserable.

A few years later, those top professional players often have annual salaries of millions and bonuses of tens of millions, which is absolutely incredible for today's professional players.

The earliest professional dota player, the salary, is sad to come out...

Even in 2013, the salary of professional gamers was only a few thousand yuan, which was still a salary that only large clubs could pay.

After Miss retired last year, she lost her income source and did not have a regular job in the competition, so she needed a stable job.

So when the staff of Huya Live called her and wanted to meet her and talk about the full-time live broadcast, the first thing Miss asked was.

"Full-time live broadcast? Are you paying for your salary?"

If she doesn't pay a salary, she will not be interested in being an anchor.

"Haha, of course there are, and it is so high that it is beyond your imagination... Our general manager will meet and discuss with you in detail when the specific situation is then." The staff member said mysteriously.

This also made Miss feel itchy. She wanted to know, what is the "salary that is higher than her imagination"?

Is there a few tens of thousands per month?

If she really paid 20,000 or 30,000 yuan a month, she would do it without hesitation!

Even if she broadcasts live for twelve hours a day, she is willing to do whatever content she wants to broadcast live.
Chapter completed!