$175 a day for just using your social media accounts.

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$175 a day for liking Facebook posts

As we sit around all day hoping and waiting for the world to get back to normal p, we have so much more times in our hands especially when it comes to using social media! Now you can start making a living by using your social media everyday the same way you do but this time you only going to get PAID FOR IT!!

If you know how to Tweet, like a post on Facebook, or upload a video to YouTube (it’s simple and we’ll provide you with step-by-step instructions) then today’s available job could be the simplest money you ever make.

Job title: Get paid to help businesses post content to their social media accounts like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram.

Job description: We’re looking for ordinary folk from United States to help online companies promote their businesses through social media using their phone or tablet (both Android and IOS). You don’t need to know anything about social media advertising, as this is an entry-level position and full training is provided.

Pay: $35 an hour ($175 a day)

Location: Posting to social media accounts is obviously done online, so this is a remote position available to people from United States


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