In this way, in order to go public or resell, it is necessary to spend money and effort to create a good-looking financial statement. Generally speaking, as long as it is listed, the price-earnings ratio is generally around 20 times, and then it is directly cashed in the secondary market. Even if it is not listed, but transferred as a whole, the P/E ratio will not be less than 8 times, so as long as the cost can keep up, even if the company has only an empty shell, it can successfully cash out. According to the Internet veteran, an Internet website that went to the United States for IPO has prepared all reports from startup to listing since its establishment. "Next, as long as you increase the number of virtual users, you can go public.
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