The robots may not have risen up yet, but ‘social media managers’ did. One would expect a suit-and-tie person to, well, suit such a fancy title. But it turns out, wearing pajamas and slippers are more their style. And it is ordinary people without tertiary education that now earns more money than qualified teachers in many countries, for far less work and shorter hours.
All businesses have to have an online presence nowadays, on various social media sites. Got to go where the customers are talking smack about them, right. And what a horde of social media sites there are! Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, Ecency, SteemIt, and social bookmarking sites like Reddit and more.The average brick and mortar store owner has no clue how to handle it all. Small and medium-sized business often don't have the time or skills to manage their online accounts effectively and to chat to their customers.
This is where you can help. Tweet and post on their behalf, for an hour or more a day, and get paid around 35 US dollars per hour.
• You don't need any experience, you'll get training
• Do it as a side hustle or do it full-time.
• Get paid weekly
• No tedious application processes
• Some social media managers earn 6 figures!
• Be the social media manager for major brands and famous influencers.
You are anyway on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, why not get paid for it?
Want to get paid yourself for using Facebook, Twitter and others? Click the banner below.
Work for famous celebs, big companies and mega-influencers
The people you admire on television and the big screen today may very well be your clients tomorrow. They all use social media managers.
Work from anywhere!
If you could work
• using only your laptop
• from anywhere you want
• at the hours you choose
• at a very good weekly income,
would you?
With just your laptop or cellphone with you, you can fit in a few hours a day to work and earn enough to pay all your expenses while you travel to the places you always hoped to see.
A traditional office is often noisy and distracting. Phones are ringing, people are talking, and there’s a general buzz. Working remotely and picking your own hours allow for creative thinking and greater productivity. It offers a better work/life balance, and make you feel in control of your life and give you more time to plan both work and home tasks. This gives a sense of achievement and makes employees more productive.
Choose Your own work hours
Beyond the 90-minute mark of work, productivity has been observed to plummet. Coffee and other stimulants, upon which 50 to 90-hour work weeks are helplessly dependent, make it worse. A lack of sleep beckons stress, one of the causes of cancer.
According to a study conducted in 2015 involving 600,000 people, those who worked 55 hours or more every week were 33% more likely to suffer a stroke than those who worked 35 hours every week.
Another study found that businesses lose $600 billion a year to workplace distractions, and that remote workers are 35-40% more productive than their in-office counterparts.
Nearly six out of 10 remote workers reported being more productive than they expected throughout the pandemic. On average, respondents’ productivity at home was 7% higher than they expected, and 40% of workers reported they were more productive at home during the pandemic than they had been when in the office.
Earn up to 40 000 USD annually
Forty thousand dollars a year - and it may even be more - is what many social media managers now earn to just post, tweet, like, and manage the social media accounts of their clients. It's not a difficult job, you only need to enjoy surfing social media sites and perform a number of tasks you are anyway doing now for free. It's enough to buy a whole fleet of donkeys!
The average American worker spent 225 hours, or well over nine full calendar days, commuting to and from work in 2018. Research has shown that longer commutes are bad for workers, their families, their employers, and the economy as a whole.
Less commuting time…
People with longer commutes tend to be less physically active, with higher rates of obesity and high blood pressure as a result. Longer commutes are associated with higher rates of divorce, and the children of fathers with longer commutes tend to have more social and emotional problems.
Improve your mental well-being…
Working from home lead to better physical and mental health:
* More time for physical activity, exercise, and hobbies
* The ability to eat healthier
* Can recover from illness or surgery at home
* Less exposure to illnesses
* Lower stress levels
* More time for personal relationships
* Ease of caring for a health issue or disability
* An overall feeling of happiness and being more content
* The option to create a comfortable and ergonomic workspace.
* No rush to catch a train or sit in traffic, saving you 100+ hours of frustration a year
• Take a break when you need one
• No stressful office politics
• More family time
• You feel in control of your day and life.
Give it a try! Click on the banner below, sign up as a social media manager, and test it out.
Something You Should Look Into As Well....
I am also getting paid on various decentralized, Web. 3.0, true free-speech social media platforms with its millions of new users, simply for doing the same stuff you're doing on Facebook. Join up (it's all 100% free) through my invitation links below to get you approved sooner, if you want the same. You missed the free Bitcoins in 2011, don't miss this bus again!
(Links open in a new tab)
Ecency - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
Read
Noise - kind of like Twitter
Publish0x
SteemIt
DTube - a great alternative to YouTube, and easy to download videos there without extra software.
I switched from Google Search to PreSearch and you should definitely too. Why?
1. It delivers highly accurate, relevant search results to my queries,
2. is vastly more private without tracking,
3. has a beautiful customizable user interface,
4. and they pay me for every single search :)
PreSearch is now a default installation choice on Android phones in the European Union thanks to the above.
** This post first appeared on my SteemIt blog and may have been edited and/or updated for publication here.
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