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张雪峰又开了一家新公司
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2025-11-20 02:56
片来源:张雪峰直播截图 9月25日,据极目新闻,研途教育张雪峰团队一名工作人员表示,张雪峰账号被禁止关注是因为其在直 播过程中出现不当言论违反平台规则,受到了举报,"公司已经在处理了,应该短期内就可以解决"。 10月22日,张雪峰的账号解封,其发了一条微博:"今天是接娃放学的家长"。同一天,小红书、B站等 社交平台上,张雪峰的账号也可以被正常关注。 截至智通财经发稿,张雪峰全网粉丝数超4000万,其中抖音2647.5万,微博804.8万,B站411.6万,小红 书157.5万。和封号风波前相比,掉粉近100万。 公开资料显示,张雪峰1984年5月出生于黑龙江,毕业于郑州大学。2016年6月,张雪峰凭借《七分钟解 读34所985高校》走红网络,曾因"是否该选择新闻学专业""文科是否为服务业"等话题引发争议。 2021年,张雪峰离开了打拼14年的北京,到苏州创立了峰学蔚来。该公司目前拥有升学规划指导、素质 能力拓展、图书研发策划、实习就业、研学教育、直播电商等多个业务板块。 图 今年5月,苏州峰学蔚来申请注册近40枚"姩菡"商标,国际分类包括化学原料、机械设备、金属材料、 军火烟火、通信服务、乐器等,大部分当前发 ...
经历账号被禁止关注风波后,张雪峰又开了一家新公司
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2025-11-19 06:31
截至智通财经发稿,张雪峰全网粉丝数超4000万,其中抖音2647.5万,微博804.8万,B站411.6万,小红 书157.5万。和封号风波前相比,掉粉近100万。 公开资料显示,张雪峰1984年5月出生于黑龙江,毕业于郑州大学。2016年6月,张雪峰凭借《七分钟解 读34所985高校》走红网络,曾因"是否该选择新闻学专业""文科是否为服务业"等话题引发争议。 2021年,张雪峰离开了打拼14年的北京,到苏州创立了峰学蔚来。该公司目前拥有升学规划指导、素质 能力拓展、图书研发策划、实习就业、研学教育、直播电商等多个业务板块。 今年5月,苏州峰学蔚来申请注册近40枚"姩菡"商标,国际分类包括化学原料、机械设备、金属材料、 军火烟火、通信服务、乐器等,大部分当前发了初审公告。公开资料显示,张姩菡是张雪峰的女儿。 天眼查APP显示,11月18日,苏州无咎文化传媒有限公司成立,法定代表人为张子彪。公开信息显示, 张子彪是张雪峰的本名。该公司注册资本100万元人民币,经营范围包括出版物零售、互联网信息服 务、网络文化经营、广播电视节目制作经营、电视剧制作等。股东信息显示,该公司由张子彪、丁于、 康立分别持股60%、30 ...
拒绝“吃苦为美”,金融人开启半卷模式!
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-08-09 16:59
Group 1 - The article discusses the shift from a growth-focused narrative in the financial industry to a more cautious approach as the economy enters a downturn [2][5][7] - It highlights the challenges faced by professionals in the finance sector, leading to a trend of individuals leaving traditional roles for self-media entrepreneurship [2][5][8] - The podcast format is emphasized as a new medium for financial discussions, with a focus on authenticity and the sharing of real experiences [8][9] Group 2 - The conversation touches on the changing dynamics of the investment landscape, where the emphasis on scale is diminishing [7][8] - It notes the increasing complexity and competition in the self-media space, making it more challenging for new entrants [8] - The article reflects on the emotional and psychological aspects of leaving established career paths, indicating a shift in mindset among finance professionals [5][6][8]
自媒体创业趋势分析:普通人逆袭的下一个五年
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-08-05 06:38
Group 1 - The self-media industry is set to undergo a significant transformation starting in 2025, with AI tools enhancing efficiency and enabling mass content production [1][3] - Virtual anchors are becoming commonplace in live streaming, with software capable of accurately replicating human expressions and generating personalized scripts, leading to substantial increases in sales and reduced marketing costs [3][5] - The rise of digital humans is expected to reshape the cost structure of the live streaming industry, allowing for the creation of live streaming matrices at a fraction of the cost of human hosts [3][5] Group 2 - Major platforms are restructuring traffic rules, with various social media and content platforms competing for creators and offering diverse monetization options [5][7] - The emergence of new content formats, such as comic videos generated from text using AI tools, is streamlining production times significantly [5][7] - The future of content creation will focus on emotional resonance rather than mere information transmission, emphasizing the importance of understanding user psychology [5][7] Group 3 - The self-media sector is entering an era of human-machine collaboration, where AI becomes an essential tool for creators, providing unprecedented opportunities for ordinary individuals [7] - Emphasis is placed on the need for creators to master tools, understand platforms, and gain insights into human behavior to succeed in the evolving landscape [7] - As marginal costs approach zero, even small individuals can create substantial business opportunities, highlighting the importance of adapting to future trends [7]
2025年自媒体创业生存指南:后流量时代的破局之道
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-04-22 04:29
Group 1 - The article discusses the pitfalls of buying fake followers and engagement, highlighting that such practices can permanently damage account credibility and lead to account bans by platforms [1] - It emphasizes the misconception that frequent posting guarantees success, revealing that 72% of content may go unnoticed, with only 8% generating revenue [1] - The article suggests that individuals should focus on unique content niches and avoid common pitfalls in self-media entrepreneurship [2][4] Group 2 - It outlines methods for ordinary individuals to break through in self-media, including finding a unique niche and leveraging existing trends [2] - The article warns against scams related to AI-driven content creation, where individuals are misled into believing they can easily generate viral content [4] - It stresses the importance of data analysis and strategic planning in self-media entrepreneurship, advocating for a shift from content labor to digital asset management [5][6] Group 3 - The article encourages creators to document their ideas and establish a content library for efficient production [6] - It highlights the need to identify and address unmet needs in the market by analyzing successful content [7] - The piece concludes that the future of self-media entrepreneurship will reward genuine and professional content over mere algorithmic manipulation [9]