Reborn in 79, the educated youth wife regretted her divorce.

Chapter 113 Increase publicity? How?

Cao Long also smiled.

Jiang Yang patted Cao Long on the shoulder: "I'll leave this to you. I'm going to find Li Yu."

Jiang Yang turned and left to find Li Yu.

He figured that after this incident, Yang Xin's reputation would definitely rise to a higher level, and the follow-up publicity work must keep up.

After finding Li Yu, Jiang Yang got straight to the point: "Li Yu, prepare to increase the publicity efforts!"

Li Yu was deep in thought about the promotional material when he heard Jiang Yang's words. He looked up, somewhat puzzled: "Increase the promotion? How?"

"Let's take advantage of this great victory to spread Yangxin Enterprise's good reputation! Now is the perfect time to recruit more people. We need to let more people know about Yangxin and join Yangxin!" Jiang Yang said excitedly, full of fighting spirit.

Li Yu nodded in agreement, but still had some doubts: "How exactly do we do it?"

A glint of light flashed in Jiang Yang's eyes: "Just write that Yangxin is a new company, everything is new and full of vitality! At the same time, announce to the outside world that we urgently need talent and hope that ambitious people can join us, start a business together, and become the company's initial public offering (IPO) shareholders!"

Jiang Yang's voice was strong and clear, every word filled with power.

After listening, Li Yu's eyes lit up, and he slapped his thigh: "Brilliant! This is a brilliant idea! I understand!" He excitedly scribbled and drew on the table, brainstorming a publicity plan.

Li Yu was also excited.

After a while, Li Yu's excitement subsided slightly. He remembered something and said to Jiang Yang with some difficulty, "Jiang Yang, although your idea is very good, but... Liu Ming is quite strict about the finances, I'm afraid..."

Jiang Yang raised an eyebrow: "Oh? Liu Ming really knows how to protect his money. Okay, I'll go talk to him."

He turned and walked toward Liu Ming's office.

"Liu Ming, what's wrong with you? Li Yu came to apply for some external publicity funds, why are you blocking him?" Jiang Yang got straight to the point as soon as he entered the finance office.

Liu Ming was buried in a pile of ledgers when he heard this. He looked up, adjusted his glasses, and said with a serious expression, "Jiang Yang, as you know, I'm always very careful when it comes to accounts. I don't think Li Yu's talk about external propaganda is necessary; it's just a waste of money."

Jiang Yang sat down opposite Liu Ming, placing his hands on the table with his arms crossed: "Why wouldn't it be necessary? Now is the crucial moment for Yang Xin to make a name for itself. Publicity is extremely important!"

“Publicity is important, but we can’t waste money. Cao Long needed people, and I allocated the funds without hesitation. Those are tangible results we can see.” Liu Ming pushed the ledger in front of Jiang Yang. “Look at our accounts now…”

Jiang Yang waved his hand, interrupting him: "I won't look at the accounts, I trust you. However, the money Li Yu asked for should still be paid."

Liu Ming frowned in confusion: "Why? What's the use of those flyers and posters?"

Jiang Yang smiled and said, "Old Liu, you don't know this. External publicity is like... like fishing. You cast your line three times, whether you get a date or not. Even if you don't see results right away, it can still leave an impression on potential customers. That's called psychological suggestion, you know? You never know when you might need it."

Liu Ming was confused, but he nodded nonetheless: "Since you say so, you must have your reasons. Okay, I'll approve a portion for him, but not too much."

Jiang Yang patted Liu Ming on the shoulder with satisfaction: "That's right! Yangxin is in dire need of manpower right now, so we need to increase revenue and reduce expenditure, but we also need to spend money where necessary."

Jiang Yang knew Liu Ming's habits. He came from a poor family and his mother was bedridden for many years, so he developed the habit of resolutely not spending money that he shouldn't spend.

Although he can sometimes seem a bit rigid, for Yang Xin, having such a shrewd and calculating finance minister is definitely a good thing.

After arranging things, Jiang Yang left the company and drove to Yenching University.

He was going to see someone—his third senior sister, Zhou Limin.

When we found Zhou Limin, she was sitting by the window in the library reading a book.

"Senior sister, thank you so much for what happened last time," Jiang Yang said sincerely as he walked to her side.

Zhou Limin closed the book, looked up, and smiled slightly: "We're all brothers in the same sect, no need for thanks. Besides, how could I sit idly by and do nothing if someone bullies my junior brother?"

Just then, a tall figure walked over; it was their second senior brother, Sun Liang. "Yo, Jiang Yang's here! If Li Min hadn't acted quickly last time, your eldest senior brother, Hu Kang, would have been ready to use his connections to back you up!"

"Does Senior Brother have such impressive connections?" Jiang Yang asked, slightly surprised.

He didn't expect that besides Zhou Limin, his senior brother Hu Kang could also be of help.

Zhou Limin smiled and nodded: "Of course, in some ways, Hu Kang has a wider network of connections than I do."

She paused for a moment and then explained, "Professor Zhang often takes him to various academic conferences, and he knows many researchers from all over the country."

Sun Liang added from the side, "That's right! When Hu Kang heard about your company last time, he was even ready to get all his friends in the scientific research community to cheer you on!"

Zhou Limin gently nudged him and scolded, "Stop exaggerating! But if Hu Kang really gets involved, the situation won't be as small as it is now."

Jiang Yang was even more puzzled.

How did this get involved in minor squabbles?

Just as he was about to ask more questions, a familiar voice came from behind him: "Li Min is right."

Jiang Yang turned around and saw that it was their mentor, Professor Zhang.

He was walking slowly towards us, a gentle smile on his face.

"Professor Zhang!" Jiang Yang quickly stood up to greet him.

Professor Zhang smiled and nodded: "Jiang Yang, you did a good job. You didn't embarrass me this time either."

"It's all thanks to Professor Zhang's excellent teaching!" Jiang Yang quickly said.

Professor Zhang waved his hand: "Stop flattering me, I'm not teaching you how to do business."

He walked to the table and sat down, continuing, "This time we are very grateful to Li Min. If Hu Kang had really intervened, the situation would have been completely different."

Jiang Yang was a little nervous. He realized that things might be more complicated than he had imagined.

Professor Zhang continued, "If Hu Kang helps, it won't be a simple favor. The people he knows are all researchers in various fields. When a group of experts and scholars stand up for you, it will cause a huge stir, and might even alarm the higher-ups."

He paused, his tone becoming serious: "While you're unlikely to get into any trouble, having so many people paying attention to you isn't a good thing. The tallest tree in the forest catches the most wind. You're at a crucial stage of your development right now, and being too conspicuous will actually be detrimental to you."

Jiang Yang felt a chill run down his spine.

Fortunately, the senior brother didn't make a move, otherwise he really didn't know what situation he would have faced.