The lunch service ended, and the satisfied customers left. Many of them were in a good mood, and brought a picture book with them.
The relaunched rum sold more than 200 bottles in one afternoon, and Anne's picture book sold 600 copies!
Molly and Eve looked at the gold and silver coins in the cash box that was almost overflowing, and they were shocked.
They never thought that the box of picture books they sent would turn into a big box of money.
"Molly, Eve, it's been hard on you. Go back and rest for a while. Come back at four in the afternoon and sell the remaining 400 copies. You're done for the day." Meg let the two of them off with a smile.
600,000 in the bank. This business was very good.
Meg planned to give 50% of the money he earned from selling the picture books to Anne, and let her use it herself.
Meg planned to use the remaining 50% to invest in the whole comic industry.
Since a gourmet magazine could sell millions of copper coins, this meant that the reading market was actually very big.
The integration of the Norland Continent was a trend, and it was also something that Meg would work hard to promote.
In the future, there would definitely be works that would sell well all over the Norland Continent. It could be a certain book or a certain comic.
Of course, for comics to be popular, the printing problem had to be solved.
With the super printing press, it wouldn't be difficult to get a simple printing press. Meg already had some ideas in his mind.
"Mr. Meg." Garland and Milo, who were waiting outside, came up with a smile.
"Come in and have a seat." Meg smiled as he led the two into the restaurant.
After making a pot of tea, Meg sat opposite the two and leaned back comfortably in the chair.
"Mr. Mak, you didn't open the door for a month. You made us wait for so long," Garland said with a hint of bitterness.
They had been waiting for Amy's for a month, but didn't see Meg open the door. They didn't even put in so much effort to chase girls.
"I had to go out to get materials. I had no choice," Meg said with a smile, without a hint of guilt.
After all, he had gone to do business. Now that they could sit here leisurely and have afternoon tea, they had to thank the soldiers who had sacrificed themselves on the front line.
"I didn't get to eat the soup dumplings in the morning, but this knife-shaved noodles is really delicious, and the process of making it is quite magical. You really created a perfect pastry with the ingredients you used this time." Milo praised, and his words and expression did not hide his admiration for Meg.
"It's two," Meg corrected.
Milo was taken aback for a moment before he smiled and said, "It seems that I have to get up early tomorrow."
Actually, Meg still had some Red Oil Wontons and Hot Dry Noodles that he hadn't released yet. However, he couldn't spoil them and had to wait for another two days before releasing them.
After all, he was preparing to rest the next day. In order to prevent being beaten up, it would be perfect if he released two new products after reopening the day after tomorrow.
"Mr. Meg, you may not know this, but the last issue of Whole Foods sold over a million copies. It was the issue that you published your column in." Garland looked at Meg and said excitedly.
As an old comrade in the editorial office, he knew what kind of achievement such a sales volume was.
"So you want to give me more money for that article?" Meg smiled.
"Er …"
Garland choked.
The reason why this issue of Whole Foods magazine was so popular was because of Meg's exclusive interview and the Eggplant with Garlic Sauce tutorial written by Meg himself.
It could be said that Mag had made Whole Foods and Delicacies popular in this episode.
There was a rule in the magazine world. No matter how popular your article was, the royalties were set in advance and would not change.
However, as long as your article was popular, it meant that your next article would get a higher price.
"This … I need to discuss this with the boss. He hasn't had time to discuss this with me …" Garland said cautiously. Although there were rules, Meg was now the most popular fried chicken in the gourmet world. The rules could be changed completely!
"It's okay. I'm just kidding." Meg smiled.
With a million copies of the magazine, the profit that their editorial office could make was estimated to be a few million. Even if he was given more money, a few hundred thousand was not as good as the two girls selling albums for a whole afternoon.
However, the hundreds of thousands of fans that Whole Foods brought to him was the biggest gain.
Garland smiled, but he did not take Meg's words as a joke. He was going to go back and discuss the issue of royalties with the boss.
Garland looked at Mag with a sincere expression, and said, "We're here to discuss with Mr. Mag about continuing our collaboration. We'd like to sign an exclusive column with you. If you publish an exclusive column with Whole Foods, we'll pay you handsomely."
Meg's sales volume!
This had become a big consensus in the gourmet magazine world.
In just a month, almost all the mainstream magazines published gourmet reviews about Mamy's, most of which were gourmet reviews.
This shameless behavior made the magazines usher in the peak of magazine sales.
However, compared with the millions of sales volume of Meg's Eggplant with Garlic exclusive tutorial, it was still a level lower.
Because of this, Whole Foods clearly realized the importance of signing Meg's exclusive column.
As long as they can sign Meg's exclusive column, Whole Foods will be invincible in the gourmet magazine world and open the God mode.
Whole Foods has prepared enough chips for this, and with the previous cooperation as a foundation, Garland is still confident about this trip.
"Sorry, I won't sign an exclusive agreement with any gourmet magazine." Meg shook his head and refused.
Both Garland and Milo were stunned, and there was a bit of anxiety on their faces.
"Mr. Meg, your talent is amazing. We, Whole Foods, cherish the opportunity to cooperate with you very much. We look forward to working together in the future to create more brilliant achievements. We will create a series of magazines around you so that more people can see the story behind gourmet food." Garland looked at Meg and said sincerely, "If you are considering the problem of remuneration, I can guarantee you on behalf of Whole Foods and Meg that our offer will be the highest and most conscientious in the industry."
"You misunderstood, I am not interested in money." He took a sip of tea and said calmly, "I just want more people to be able to appreciate different gourmet food."
"Then what kind of cooperation are you looking forward to?" Garland's eyelids twitched a few times, and this sounded outrageous.
"I have received a lot of invitations recently, and the prices are good, but I will not choose any magazine to sign an exclusive contract, but I intend to choose ten magazines as partners to publish a gourmet column at the same time." Meg continued, "Whole Foods and Meg will be among these ten."
"This … …"
Garland's expression was a little complicated, and he didn't know whether to be happy or sad.
He came with a task this time. If he couldn't sign an exclusive contract, he would be torn apart by the boss when he went back.
But Mr. Meg is obviously not an existence that can be shaken with a little money. Whether he is interested in money or not, it is a fact that he is rich.
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