Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that advertising is merely a platform for clients to disseminate information, and the relationship ends once the advertisement duration expires [3][4][28] - The mindset towards accepting advertisements includes a sense of detachment and a realization that the investment industry is not as glamorous as initially perceived [3][4][5] Group 2 - The first realization after accepting advertisements is the pricing structure, where a follower count of 23,000 does not significantly enhance bargaining power unless the reading volume reaches 100,000 [7][8][9] - The second realization is that client demands are often impossible to fully satisfy, especially when they expect original content to be as engaging as regular articles [10][11][12] - The third realization is the discrepancy between the agreed advertisement price and the actual amount received, as intermediaries often take a cut, leading to a lower net income [13][14][15] Group 3 - To identify whether a post is an advertisement, the company has attempted to clarify the nature of the content to avoid confusion among followers, but challenges remain due to the nature of client relationships [16][20] - Future strategies include seeking more suitable clients and ensuring that advertisements are clearly marked to maintain transparency with followers [21][22][23][24]