There’s a blog out there for pretty much anything you can imagine, and chances are that for most subjects there are multiple. A lot of blogs are created by people with extra time and an interest or experience in the subject their writing about. Others are written by people paid by companies to promote their brand. This last group is known as Bloggers, and they can work for any industry you can think of.

The job of a Blogger is to come up with a plan for how to use a company’s blog to enhance their online presence. As a Blogger, you keep in mind the audience the company wants to reach and decide things like layout, background and writing style. This all changes depending on who you work for; the blog of a teen magazine is going to look very differently than a blog for retiring Investment Bankers who own boats.

Once the blog is up and running you work to make sure it’s well maintained and getting lots of online traffic. This means you’re constantly writing new blog entries, posting relevant images or videos or responding to blog comments; anything to get people excited and talking about your company’s products or events. You also take care of the technical side of things and might need to fix computer bugs or make sure links to other websites are working. And you’ll need to know how to track online traffic, because this is one of the quickest ways to judge if you’re doing a good job.

Personality Traits


Detail Oriented: You pay close attention to all the little details.

Persistent: You keep pushing through, even when faced with tough obstacles.

Outside the Box Thinker: Your creative brainpower gets a workout as you come up with innovative ideas.

Salary and Education


How much does a Blogger make?

Nationally: $29,000 – $109,000

Main education level: Bachelor's

source: US Dept of Labor


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