Blogging now becomes a new job

As social media sites have become so popular that a lot of companies also have changed their marketing strategies, turning focus on online marketing through community sites such as Twitter, Facebook or BlogSpot. As a result, writing on social media sites, commonly recognized as blogging, has become a job with fine pays.

That’s good news for the increasing numbers of job hunters, who found offline jobs less and less available. Many of them have turned their blogging into careers and earned money by writing for companies. According to a recent research, a full-time blogger can get annual salary from $45,000 to six figures. Part-time bloggers could earn $50 an hour. Sounds attractive, right? You may want to have a try now, and here is a list of what you could do with your own blogging skills.

1. Social media strategist or digital strategist is one of the highest-paid social-media job, and it requires abundant experience and good knowledge of how to create social media marketing campaigns and measure their success.
2. Community manager calls for marketing experience and the work is to oversee company blogs and forums, attract customers through outreach on social sites, and moderate conversations about the company to build a good reputation for the company.
3. Professional blogger can earn money by posting articles filled with links to certain sites. You could write an article about Brett Favre inserted a link to an online shop selling Brett Favre jerseys. The site will either give you one-time pay for the link or commissions for orders made by customers coming through the link in your post.
4. Online customer service person is hired by many companies to reduce cost of call center. Such a job requires call-center experience and fine writing skills. Most companies have customer service representatives communicate with customers on Twitter.

Nowadays, the internet has begun to offer all kinds of opportunities to different groups of people, and a job is not necessary to be done within a company office. Try it from today, you may find working is much more enjoyable than you expected before.

NFL officials will not allow Chad Ochocinco to use Twitter during games

NFL spokesman Greg Aiello recently told Profootballtalk.com via e-mail that the NFL rule will not allow Chad Ochocinco to use Twitter during games. According to the rule, players are prohibited to use cell phones or other handheld devices in the bench area during games.

Chad’s responded angrily via Twitter.

“Damn NFL and these rules, I am going by my own set of rules, I ain’t hurting nobody or getting in trouble, I am putting my foot down!!” Ochocinco wrote. “They are not getting in the way of The Bengal Nation Movement!!!” He may also post some pictures of player wearing miami dolphins jersey.

Ochocinco recently said he planned on using Twitter during games. He said that he will use Twitter during games, during halftime, after the games so that fans can follow him on latest game information.

Dolphins WR Bess is trying to press charges against Twitter imposter

After St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony LaRussa recently reaching a settlement after suing Twitter over a fake account made in his name, another NFL player decided to press charges against Twitter imposter.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Davone Bess says that the Twitter feeds that were made in his name by “LamboWeezy” have no connection to him, and his agent, Kenny Zuckerman, has alerted the authorities to the incident. Zuckerman wrote in an email that that Twitter site is 100 percent fake, and Bess plans to “prosecute this imposter to the fullest extent of the law. Fraud is fraud, and we are going to protect Davone and his reputation at any cost.”

It was said that the imposter also answered questions from fans on the Twitter site. Bess' announcement made fans begin to doubt the validity of any statement made on the Twitter site.