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Being a freelance social media manager is a viable path for flexible, professional employment for any mom.
What if you could support yourself and further your career WITHOUT sacrificing time with your kids and achieve work life balance (or work + life integration, as we like to say)?
What if you could stay home sick with your kids, go on field trips, be at the bus stop to pick up your kids every day, attend all the soccer games and dance recitals, jet off on vacation on a whim, work while in Disney World with your kids — AS A SINGLE MOM — all without clearing it with your boss, and without losing necessary income from not being “at work” in the office?
What if you could be your own boss?
Here’s the truth: YOU CAN by becoming a social media manager. And you can do it NOW.
Think about it…pretty much every business you know (and don’t know) is on social media. And those businesses pay someone to fill and manage those social media accounts. That person can be YOU.
You may think you don’t know the first thing about running a business’ social media accounts. Or even how to find those businesses and get them to hire you to run their accounts. But here’s the secret…it’s completely learnable and can be learned quickly and flexibly.
We moms are multi-faceted. Especially when you’re a single mom. You learn how to do so many things on the fly, and you adjust your world to figure it out. Because you have to. But it doesn’t have to always be difficult or be done alone.
Having your own social media business, especially when you haven’t had your own business before, isn’t as scary as it may sound.
You may think you don’t need something else on your plate because it’s hard enough doing everything you already do day in and day out…but starting your own social media business can make things easier in your life.
Hay There Social Media was started by a mom, run by moms, for moms. Because we know what it’s like when you need to work but you don’t want to miss out on anything in your kids’ lives. We don’t feel motherhood and work should be an “either or” choice so that’s why we embrace work life integration.
And we’re here to show you how to do what we do.
I was a stay-at-home mom for the first 9 months of my daughter’s life, after quitting my job as a newspaper reporter. I wanted to help out with some income and get back my professional mojo after awhile…but I just couldn’t see myself going into the office and being bound by strict office hours now that I was a mom.
Then I happened upon Hay There Social Media. That was in 2011…and I can’t even begin to explain how utterly grateful I am that my path veered the way it did.
I started out with one small client, working about 10 hours a week. Then, I happened to get divorced while my daughter was in kindergarten.
I have NO IDEA how I would’ve managed being a single mom and continue to be present for my daughter if I’d had to go into an office job every day. And I would’ve had to beg to take days off if my daughter was sick or I wanted to go on her field trip to the apple orchard.
And then when the pandemic hit? And now the aftermath of it? I would’ve cried WAY more than I did, and been WAY more stressed, had I not already been working a career at home, on my own time.
Because of Hay There Social Media, I was able to expand my clients for my own business and work when I wanted. And buy a house, go on vacations, and care for my daughter without stressing about money (well not excessively, at least) — or worry about sending my daughter to daycare after school or in the summer.
I was able to support myself and my daughter financially…and still have the mental capacity and brain space to support us emotionally as well.
And here’s the thing: YOU can do it, too!
What’s the Hay There Social Media INsiders Training?
The INsiders Training is a 13-module online social media marketing course to give you all the tools you need to start your own social media business — and it’s taught LIVE via Zoom, so it’s interactive and you’re learning straight from the very women who created the company and do the work every single day that we’re teaching you.
And after your training, say hello to your new support network…you’ll have the option to have us as your virtual co-workers! We have monthly professional development sessions online, constant contact with our experts for guidance and support, virtual team-building events, and so much more (including job prospects – a perk so many women consider priceless).
The INsiders Training is a legitimate opportunity to learn how to do everything you need to do to go off on your own — with a continued team on your side.
Having your own social media marketing business is one of those things that you can ride with the tide. It’s not selling trendy clothes or accessories that may rise then fizzle — it’s about taking your career to another level, providing a service that businesses need and will continue to need in some form.
If you want more information about the Hay There Social Media INsiders Training and how it can get you making steady income from your own clients right out of the gate, schedule a call with us today.
The Trump administration has taken a hard line on enforcing federal statute 8 USC 1373, which specifies that local jurisdictions may not restrict its personnel for sharing information with the Department of Homeland Security’s immigration enforcement staff. Federal law enforcement grants (of which Seattle and King County jointly have one worth $670,000) require grant recipients to certify that they are in compliance with 8 USC 1373 as a condition of receiving the funds (this may or may not be constitutional, based on similar but not identical case law). This was the subject of one of Trump’s first executive orders after taking office.
Back in November, the DOJ sent letters to both Seattle and King County suggesting that they were not, in fact, in compliance with 8 USC 1373. Last month both responded saying that they were in compliance, while locally making defiant statements that they refuse to be bullied by the Trump Administration.
One of yesterday’s batch of letters targeted King County — but not Seattle — saying that the DOJ still had concerns as to whether the county is truly in compliance, and demanding a large amount of documents and correspondence related to instructions that it gives its personnel on how to work with ICE.
All documents reflecting any orders, directives, instructions, or guidance to your law enforcement employees (including, but not limited to, police officers, correctional officers, and contract employees), whether formal or informal, that were distributed, produced, and/or in effect during the relevant timeframe, regarding whether and how these employees may, or may not, communicate with the Department of Justice, the Department of Homeland Security, and/or Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or their agents, whether directly or indirectly.
BJA will review your submissions and seek additional information, if necessary. The Department fully anticipates your complete cooperation in this matter. Should you fail to respond in a timely and complete manner, the Department will subpoena these documents in accordance with 34 U.S.C. §§ 10225, 10221, 10230, 10151 – 10158, 10102(a)(6), 10110, and 10110 note.
These materials are critical to our ongoing review. Should the Department determine your jurisdiction is out of compliance with section 1373, the Department may, as detailed in the disparate jurisdiction award documents, seek return of your FY 2016 subgrant funds, require additional conditions for receipt of any FY 2017 Byrne JAG subgrant funding for which you may have applied, and/or deem you ineligible for FY 2017 Byrne JAG subgrant funds.
The DOJ has different issues with Seattle and King County. With Seattle, the issue at hand is the city’s ordinance banning its personnel from inquiring as to someone’s immigration status (with a couple of notable exceptions). It’s a clever dance around 8 USC 1373; it doesn’t prevent sharing information with ICE, but rather prevents there from being any information in the first place that ICE might ask for. However, the DOJ might suggest that the ordinance also bars its personnel from asking ICE about someone’s immigration status, which would seem to violate the federal statute. At least for the moment, though, the DOJ isn’t pushing on that — probably because it cuts to the heart of whether 8 USC 1373 violates the 10th Amendment by forcing local law enforcement officials to enforce federal immigration law.
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