One question many people ask me is - how can you make money by working for other bloggers? Is that possible?

If you are a new blogger trying to make a full-time blogging blog, you know how difficult it can be in the early days to generate decent revenue through blogging. In fact, this is one of the main reasons why there is so much quitting and frustration in blogging.

What if there were ways in which new bloggers could financially support and improve their blogging-related skills at the same time? Would that not be wonderful?

I do not know your exact status. Maybe you are a new blogger yourself or maybe you have had a blog in the past. Maybe you want to find an easy way to put those skills to good use and make money with them.

If you are a new blogger, working for other bloggers is actually a great way to close the income gap and information between you now and a future full-time blogger.

You will be amazed at how you can use the skills you have to make some extra money.

Right now, I'm sure you know how important content is to your success as a blogger. All bloggers who have an ongoing, ongoing need for high-quality content can use it on their blogs or perhaps their social media accounts on a regular basis. If you have been blogging for some time, you are probably familiar with the important aspects of blogging such as content quality, SEO, and keywords. This knowledge of what it takes to make a good blog post gives you a clear advantage and your skills will be much needed in the blogging community.

You may not need to write a complete blog post to start making money. 

If you are good at writing, you can make a lot of money by offering additional premium services such as writing or editing e-books or creating freebie content for bloggers to offer to get people into their news lists.

Another way to make money is to help other bloggers create digital products like eBooks or training courses. Digital products are items that can demand a premium price.

Along with good content, there is also a great need for high-quality images. If you know how to use a good photo maker like Canva, you can start working with bloggers who need graphics to promote their work on social media. Many bloggers love to write but do not know much or hate to create images.

If you know Pinterest well and are good at creating images, you can easily make a living as a visual helper of Pinterest. In addition to photography, you will also need to perform other Pinterest tasks such as fine-tuning everything, pinning your clients' profiles, and driving traffic to their blog posts.

You can also take it to the next level by offering social media management services. Apart from Pinterest, there are a number of other popular social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, etc. A skilled communications manager is always in high demand.

You will also need to manage inboxes and reply to comments immediately. You may also need to create images to promote your customers' latest blog posts or update other old content.

You can also help run social media campaigns. After all, you can easily make a lot of money as a competent social media manager.

You can also offer your service as a content strategist. You can help them and think of new ideas for the content of their blogs. In some cases, it may include passing on some of your existing content to help you use SEO and monetization.

Another great need we see right now is the managers of email newsletters. While social media is good for promoting content, there are risks associated with spending a lot of money on social media. We've seen a lot of social media end up in about one night. This brings us to something we should all focus on - building our email list.

It is important for bloggers to always work on expanding their listings by adding more subscribers to their list.

If you have experience in creating email lists and managing newsletters, you can offer your services as a news manager.

As an email newsletter manager, you may need to do everything from setting up their lead photography channel, creating hop-in freebies, building their catalogs and writing content, and sending newsletters.

If you are familiar with WordPress and how blogs work, you can become a blog manager. This function usually involves updating WordPress plug-ins, customizing and refining blog themes, and backing up your clients' sites. It may also involve uploading and editing blog posts, troubleshooting technology, managing site security, authorizing comments, or even maintaining any spam comments that come to the site.

As you can see, there is a great opportunity for people to make money not only as a blogger but also by taking various jobs to help other bloggers.