Get Paid To Mess Around On Facebook And Twitter.
This Single Mother Makes Over $700 per Week Helping Businesses With Their Facebook and Twitter Accounts……. And Now You Can Too!
Hi, I’m Annie Jones. This is my story…
Like most single parents around the world, my mornings are pretty busy with the mad dash to get the kids out of bed, washed, dressed and fed in time to leave for school.
I love this time though because I know that once the stress of getting them to the school gate is over, I get to go home and start ‘work’. That might sound a little strange because not a lot of people love their work, and I used to be the same, but my life has changed so drastically in the last 12 months that I now LOVE getting back home to start work.
Nowadays work for me involves logging on to Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, reading and replying to some comments and scheduling some posts for the day. The businesses that I do this for don’t have the time to do this work themselves and it’s not enough work to hire someone full time, so they pay me to do the work for them part time from home.
The best part is that ANYONE who knows how to use Facebook, Twitter and YouTube can do this ‘work’, and there are millions of businesses around the world hiring for these positions RIGHT NOW!
I sometimes find it hard to believe how great my life is now because it wasn’t always this good…
Which is where you come in
Because, if you enjoy being on FaceBook, know your way around Twitter, spend time watching videos on YouTube and enjoy looking at pictures on Pinterest then you can quickly be in the enviable position of saying: “My hobby makes me serious money”.
In fact, if you are currently in a job you hate, it’s possible to ramp this up to the level where you are making eye-watering amounts of money – more than enough to replace your current income.
And that’s because of the clever spin on the basic concept.
Because, if you simply worked for a couple of clients (which is probably all you’d have time for, if you are already on the job treadmill) then the number of hours you could put into your business would be strictly limited to an hour or two after work and a bit more, perhaps, at the weekend.
But by simply acting as a ‘go between’ and handing all the actual work out to a team of professionals, the limited number of hours you can devote to this cease to be a problem.
So – even if you are still on that 9-5 job treadmill (for now) – you can quickly rev this up to build a job replacing income.
