Three months ago, I already shifted my strategy, and recently I finally made up my mind to abandon the previous approach. To be honest, the previous verbal promotion did attract attention, but the problem is—even if the information shared is truly useful, people are easily distracted by appearances and miss the real value.

Instead of constantly worrying, it's better to focus on the quality of the project itself. Good projects will speak for themselves; whether they are overly packaged or not, there will always be people interested. My personal business mainly focuses on exchange rebate programs. I originally planned to operate discreetly, but unexpectedly, I stepped into the InfoFi track.

The change in content strategy has made me realize one thing: true value is not about how much you say, but what you say. Thanks to this period of reflection, and thank you all for your companionship. Moving forward, I will continue to do what I should.