12 Steps To Earning An Extra Income Of P15,000 A Month...

12 Steps To Earning An Extra Income Of P15,000 A Month Doing Part Time On Facebook

As A Social Media Manager ________________________________________________________________________________

by Sweet Reyes-Valencia

Stepping Stone Online Club 2016

See What People Are Saying About How Sweet Helped Them In Their Virtual Careers and Facebook Business Pages



“Is this another work at home scheme tapos MLM pala?”

No, it is not. I can’t blame you for asking because other people promote working at home using Facebook and eventually reveal a networking scheme where you need to recruit to earn money.

Let me clarify this with you. What I’m going to teach you is not a get-rich-quick scheme. You need to work like in any other jobs but I will teach you how to do it without spending too much energy and making a ton of errors.

I’m talking about a NEW career where you can get an extra income para: makapagprovide ng basic needs mo at ng iyong pamilya, suporta sa pag-aaral ng kapatid, pang-prepare for your wedding expenses or para sa panganganak, plan for your travel adventures, or save up for your future business.

DISCLAIMER: I’m not promising that you’ll instantly get clients or get high rates, though you can definitely achieve it as I did. And of course, if you don’t take proper action on what I’m about to teach you, you’ll not enjoy the same result.


How fast you’re going to achieve this is completely up to you. You can earn money maybe in just a week, 30 days or maybe in a year. Again, that’s totally up to you.

I will reveal the exact blueprint on how I was able to work at home and earn an extra income of at least P15,000 per month by using Facebook as a Social Media Manager. I will teach you step-by-step how I did it and most importantly, how you can do it too.

First, let me introduce myself. My name is Sweet Reyes-Valencia. I’m a wife and an Online Project Manager to two international clients. I’m the founder of Stepping Stone Online Club where we teach individuals how to earn extra income doing part time on Facebook as a Social Media Manager.

My mission is to help people find a new way of earning additional income while spending quality time with their family and an opportunity to switch from their tiring jobs to a virtual career that can help fulfill their life’s dream.

The Turning Point Towards My Journey In Becoming A Work At Home Social Media Manager

I was a call center employee for almost 10 years.

After being promoted from an agent to a Quality Assurance Specialist and having to endure:

• night shifts, • undying office issues, • challenging (and even scary) commute to and from the office, • working despite strong typhoons, earthquakes, and coup d’etat, • doing mandatory overtime, • di makapag-vacation leave kasi first come first serve basis, and • laging nagkakasakit dahil sa stress,

I realized that this is not the path that I want for myself in the next 2-5 years.

Nakakapagod. Nakakasawa. Nakakabaliw.

“Puro reklamo, edi magresign ka.”

You see, I am not a whiner. I try my best to see the bright side in everything. Pero hindi ganun kadali eh.


There are BIGGER concerns kaya hindi agad pwede magresign: • nagpapa-aral ng kapatid, • tumutulong sa gastusin ng pamilya, • may mga utang na binabayaran, • di mo alam kung anong alternative na solusyon ang pwede mo gawin, • di mo alam saan magsisimula, • walang tao na magtuturo sakin kung paano ang magandang gawin bago magresign,• paano kung di ako makahanap agad ng mas magandang trabaho, • sayang yung bonuses and benefits ko sa company.

I felt stuck but I continued to drag myself to work.

Then the unimaginable happened. My father had a stroke.

Half of his body paralyzed. The doctor said that he’s like a computer with its motherboard broken and could never recover.

Biglang nagbago ang lahat. Kailangan ko tulungan ang mom ko sa pag-aalaga sa dad ko. At the same time, I needed sideline jobs to earn extra income for the household and medical expenses.

Nag-overtime ako lagi, nagtinda ng cute clay pens at women's jewelry sa office, nagsetup ng online store para magbenta ng beauty products and women's apparel and accessories, at sumali ng networking. Nakakapagod, pero kailangan eh.

Nung madiscover ko nung 2011 na pwede pala mag-earn ng extra income kahit nasa bahay ka lang basta may internet, sinubukan ko syempre.

True enough, kumita nga ako ng dollars kahit part time lang. Unti-unti kong naimagine, paano pa kaya kung full time?

Mas masaya siguro kasi kumikita ka ng pera kahit nasa bahay, kasama mo pa ang pamilya mo.

Kaya nagdecide akong gawin sya ng full time. Nag-ipon ako hanggang sa nakapagresign nung January 2012 and never looked back. I was able to handle multiple clients both local and international, earning money doing online jobs while caregiving to my father.

I was able to be with my parents when they need me: coffee time with my mom, quality moments with dad when I bathe him, when we watch boxing together, share meals, and even cry together watching a drama movie.

I was there at the exact moment of my father’s last meal and ultimately his last breath.


So, that’s how I started. That is basically what you need to know about me before we start going through the rest of this writing. Now, let’s talk about…

Earning Extra Income Using Facebook As A Social Media Manager

Why Facebook? Why Social Media Manager? In my opinion, this is one of the most exciting online jobs available. But first, what is a Social Media Manager? A Social Media Manager simply manages Facebook Pages and other social media accounts (such as Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram) for businesses.

Imagine a business that owns a Facebook Page. An Admin handles that page. The Admin creates the posts, replies to the comments, and responds to the private messages. That Admin will be you, the Social Media Manager. Pero syempre, it's a lot more than just that.

So, why am I so excited and passionate about teaching you this revolutionary virtual career? Read on.

It’s Facebook!

Facebook connects people, including Virtual Professionals to clients from all over the world. Malamang na meron paring Facebook in the next 10 years at patuloy ang pag-evolve nito.

According to Mark Zuckerberg, “our main goals are around continuing to grow and serve our existing communities and businesses and help them reach their full potential.”

Kasama tayo sa plano nya. Hindi ba nakaka-excite yun? It means MORE and BIGGER OPPORTUNITIES.

Mas maraming business owners ang magdedecide to have their own Facebook Page and they need Social Media Managers to handle it. (It’s your time to shine!)

No more commuting hassle. Balance work and home life.

Your work station is inside your home: kitchen, living room, veranda. Just imagine, ilang oras ang pineprepare mo simula pagising (kasama ang pagligo, pagbihis, pagtimpla ng kape, pagkain, pagpapatuyo ng buhok), hanggang sa makapasok ka ng trabaho? (Take note: kailangan maaga pa lang umalis ka na kasi aabutan ka ng rush hour traffic)

Kung ang sagot mo ay 2-3 hours papunta at 2-3 hours pabalik, ibig sabihin, nauubos ang 13-15 hours mo para lang sa trabaho. Meron ka na lang natitirang 9 to 11 hours para


pagkasyahing gawin ang ibang bagay sa buhay mo gaya ng pagtulog, pakikipag-usap sa kaibigan or pamilya, mag-gym, magbasa ng libro, manood ng tv or sine, makipaglaro sa pet nyo, at marami pang iba. Kasya ba?

When you work at home, malaking chunk ng commuting time ang mababawas. Malaking chunk ng stress mula sa pakikipagsiksikan sa LRT/MRT at pakikipag-unahan sa jeep or bus ang matatanggal.

Ibig sabihin, MORE time and less bad trip. Good vibes ka lalo kasi kasama mo family mo.

It’s fun — you don’t feel like you’re working.

Dahil nakaharap ka sa Facebook, di mo feel na nagtatrabaho ka. Marami kang matututunan sa pagexplore ng Facebook Pages ng businesses. You learn a lot about the the brand, the culture, and the people.

It makes you a better person.

You help entrepreneurs grow their business, you are part of a team, and of their success.When your clients are happy with your performance dahil mataas ang engagement ng fans sa Facebook page nila, they appreciate you even more. They see you as a valuable contributor. Gumaganda ang working habits mo dahil gusto mo imaintain ang attitude mo at mamomotivate ka to improve pa. You also learn how to become more patient dahil makikipagcommunicate ka sa customers nila.

You can take a power nap during the afternoon slump.

Because napping is GOOD! Research shows longer naps help boost memory and enhance creativity. Doing it for approximately 30 to 60 minutes -- is good for decision-making skills. Wow!

You feel like an expert.

You already know how to navigate through FB. Easy as pie!

You can wake up any time you like (without an alarm clock).

At least for me, it’s good news.

You can potentially earn more.

Because in the online world, you dictate your rate. You are being paid for your valuable and unique skills and expertise. You just have to know how to sell yourself.


How I Accidentally Discovered Being A Social Media Manager Without Knowing A Single Thing About Social Media

(or so I thought)

When I was searching for a part time online job, I stumbled up churpchurp.com. It is an affiliate marketing website where they will reward you P7 per unique click when you promote a brand campaign using your social media channels such as Facebook and Twitter.

I signed up, made promotions that I personally believe in: campaigned brand awareness, brand events, and new products through Facebook and Twitter, and was entitled to receive cash rewards. What I initially thought as just another source of income stream was actually an opportunity that will prepare me to a new venture. I discovered that what I was doing is actually social media marketing already. This experience lead me to…

My Very First Social Media Manager Job

As I was searching through oDesk (now Upwork), I saw a job posting that needs:


I thought to myself: “Isn’t this exactly what I was doing in churpchurp? I can totally do this!” So I breathe in deeply and submitted a cover letter, which expressed my interest in the job post.

The client replied with:


And because of my effective cover letter, I was able to immediately impress the client and got hired, FULL TIME. (Meaning: 40hrs/week for $3/hr)

How To Get Started In Just 12 Easy Steps

1. Learn the basics of social media FB marketing

The first step is to learn the basics.

A) Learn the difference between Facebook Profile and Facebook Pages.

A Facebook Profile is what an individual should use. A Facebook Page is for brands and is the best way to market your business or organization.

They are public and easily sharable.You can run promotions and display content in a professional way.You can access insights about the activity of your fans.


B) Choosing the right type of page:

• Local business or place• Company, organization or institution• Brand or product• Public figure• Entertainment• Cause or community

C) Setting up a Facebook Business Page

Pick the right profile picture and cover photo because it lets the business or brand tell their story in a visual way.

D) Tell people all “About” the business.

Here is your opportunity to introduce a business to a prospective fan and give them an idea of exactly who you are, what you do, and why they should “Like” your Page.

Provide the details you think your customers or potential customers would be looking for.

Add other milestones too such as introduction of a new product, the opening of different store locations, or the date you first hosted an annual event. It is a great way to deliver important information to all the people who will soon be discovering your Page.

E) Make your first post.

Post something that fans will want to engage with and tell their friends about. Be creative. Every comment, “like,” and share you receive is always an opportunity to reach a new audience and supercharge your brand’s social word-of-mouth.

Importante note: start sharing updates before you start driving people to your Page.

F) Touch base with the fans.

Connect with existing fans or build a list from scratch. People who subscribe to a brand’s email list will most likely love to connect with its Facebook Page too. Send out an email to the contact list to invite them to “Like” the Page.

G) Connect with businesses in your industry.

Find the ones that have done a good job at building a community and pay attention to what type of content is getting the most engagement from their fans.


H) Stay active. Keep engaging with fans.

Use the 80/20 principle: Make 80% of your posts about interests your fan base shares and 20% about your brand or company.

I) Set achievable goals for your Page.

Focus on delivering valuable content to your fan base and paying attention to how they are engaging.

2. List your skills

Sabi nila, self-awareness is the path to happiness. I agree! So perform a self-review and list down everything you can think of as your skills.

Ex: listening, leading teams, problem solving, good communication skills, identifying problems, photo editing, research.

3. Create an online portfolio.

Go to freelance websites and create a profile. Find the best site for you. Don’t be afraid to experiment with a few. Ex: Upwork, Freelancer, Craigslist, OnlineJobs.ph

Your portfolio plays a very important role in finding your online job. It is where you have the chance to introduce yourself, set your rate, and showcase actual samples of your skills and expertise that should impress potential clients and tell them why you’re right for the job.

You may consider doing some volunteer projects or discounted work to build your portfolio.

Here’s another great option: create your own Facebook Page that features your services and how you can give value to prospective clients.

4. Setup your payment methods

When it comes to online payments, there is no bigger name than PayPal. All you have to do is make an account.

Sign up and then they will send you an email. You simply click on a link to confirm your email address. And then you will be asked to “Add card.” Add your credit card or debit card information to your account. The name on the card must match the legal name you entered when creating your account. Cards are linked instantly.

If you don’t have a credit card, try the debit cards offered by these banks:


EON Card by Union Bank, E-Prepaid by BPI, debit card from BDO. 5. Find clients or let them find you

Now it’s time to search for jobs or let clients find you.

But first, what should you actually look for in a job post? • Do you have the skills that match what the client is looking for?• Do you have the time to commit to the deadline or the required number of working

hours?• Do you find the offered rate acceptable?

Find the right job by searching through: • job titles (ex: social media manager, facebook marketing expert, facebook manager) • skills (ex: social media marketing, facebook marketing, online marketing) • job type (hourly, fixed rate)• experience level (entry level, intermediate, expert)• client history (no hires, 1-9 hires, 10+ hires)• budget, location, project length, hours per week

There are circumstances wherein the clients themselves look for freelancers and you will receive a notification that someone is inviting you for an interview.

You have to respond by either Accepting or Declining. It is courteous to let prospective clients know whether or not you are interested with their invitation.

6. Write an effective cover letter or proposal

When you found the right client, you may now send a cover letter, and enter your offered rate.

The client will review your application and contact you for interview. The client may ask for a paid “test job” to get a better idea of your skills. This is a great way to find out how well you’ll work together - just be sure to agree upon a rate and number of weekly hours before you begin.

7. Ace your interview

Just like any other job openings, an interview is required. It could be a video call over Skype or Google Hangout, or a chat interview.

This is to know you better and for the client to see if you are really fit for the job. It is to answer what the client feels like they didn’t find in your profile or their way of proving that you really know what you provided in your portfolio.


Don’t forget to prepare for the interview by researching about the client or getting an idea what their business is all about.

Be professional. Be honest. Always end on a positive note.

Once the client made an offer and you are happy about it, accept the offer and start working!

8. Start the project right.

Before you start working, set up a kickoff meeting or write a message to your client. Make a list of what you need incuding access to any website or database.

Then you begin working on a systematic calendar for your social media content.

Your client may specify when and how many times you need to post or what types of post you must make, if not, it is your duty to create your own format.

Planning social media posts in advance will ensure that you always have quality content to share with your social media followers.

To do this, you must: • figure out what content suits your brand • decide how often you post (ex: 3 to 10x per week or twice a day)• Have enough of your own content to fill your calendar

The main goal is to have a content plan where each post is thought-out and strategically laid out by the time it reaches your audience.

Here’s a sample:


Important note: if your contract is not under any freelancing site, you should communicate to your client that you will be using a time tracker to log your hours. Disregard if you are on a Per Project basis.

A free time tracker you can use is toggl.com.

9. Know where to find content

Finding relevant, interesting content to fill up your social media calendar will challenge your researching skills and creativity but there are plenty of places to find them such as but not limited to:

• your company blog• Twitter• Pinterest• YouTube• Feedly• Buzzsumo• Reddit

10. Create graphics

One of the challenging tasks as a Social Media Manager is creating high-quality graphics especially if you are not a graphic designer.

You may use these awesome tools to create quotes, memes, other graphics:

• recitethis.com• quozio.com• memecenter.com/gifmaker• canva.com• picmonkey.com

11. Send billing invoice

If your contract with your client is under Upwork, you do not need to send a billing invoice.

The time tracker is basically used to track hourly contracts. You start tracking time once you begin work and stop it once you finish work on that contract. The hours are billed to the client at the end of the week.

For fixed price jobs, you don't need to bill/log time. The client pays as and when he/she sees fit. If your client specifically asks you to log time on a fixed price job, it will still not


guarantee payment, the client will have to make a manual payment when a milestone is achieved.

Your hourly rate is not relevant when you are working on a fixed price contract, neither will any hours be added to your profile for a fixed price job.

If you have a contract that is not under any freelancing site and is using a time tracker app, you generate all the weekly report and then compute the total number of working hours for that particular client.

Use an invoicing service such as invoicemachine.com (or you may create your own format) which will include:

• your name and address• your client’s name and address• billing period• total number of hours completed in the billing period, multiplied by the rate you have

agreed upon• description of tasks done• total amount to be paid• paypal id or bank details (whichever you prefer)

Here’s a sample billing invoice:


12. Repeat and Grow

If you wish to have multiple clients, you may do so as long as you can handle them with efficiency and you do not stress yourself too much that it may eventually lead into a health hazard.

Just repeat the steps above and enjoy each moment.

However, if you wish to keep just one client, you may focus on how to improve your skills and be able to GROW in your new online career.

Frequently Asked Questions

Before wrapping up this step-by-step guide, let me answer some of the most basic questions people ask me:

Q: “Hindi ako techie, pwede ba ako dyan?”

A: Basta may computer o laptop at internet. Pwede. Basta willing matuto at sumunod sa instructions. Pwede. Basta gusto ng pagbabago sa buhay. Pwede. Basta gusto mag-try ng iba at hindi negative thinker. Pwede. Basta gusto iangat ang sarili nila sa buhay. Pwede.

Q: “Malaki ba talaga ang pwede kong kitain dyan?”

A: Sa totoo lang, it only takes imagination, risk-taking, and creativity to expand your willingness to receive a huge income. Kung naniniwala ka na kaya mo, malaki ang chance na mangyari ito at magkatotoo. Ikaw lang ang may power to limit your own capacity to earn more.

Q: “Kailangan ko ba magresign sa trabaho agad?”

A: Nope. Nung nagsimula ako sa paghahanap ng online job, nagwowork parin ako sa call center. Pa-part-time part-time lang ako kasi takot ako na baka malaki yung gini-give-up ko.

Nung nakailang part-time na ako, naprove ko na talagang totoong pwedeng mag-earn kahit nasa bahay lang, at talagang matindi na yung need na mag-work-at-home ako, dun ako nagdecide magresign.

Wala pong pilitan dito. Kung ano yung willing kang gawin at may peace of mind ka, dun ka.


Q: “Pano yan? Wala akong time. Wala rin akong budget dyan. Kulang na nga eh.”

A: Understandable. Ganyan na ganyan din ako. Pero narealize ko kung bakit kailangan kong bigyan ng oras ito, kung bakit kailangang gawan ko ng paraan.

Kaya ang ginawa ko that time, kahit may pasok ako ng gabi sa office, umattend parin ako ng whole day na seminar para matuto ng basics. Pagka-sahod ko, itinabi ko na agad yung seminar fee kahit marami akong paglalaanan nun. Tuwing umuuwi ako sa umaga pagkatapos ng shift ko, nagbabasa ako at nag-aapply ng part time online, kahit pwede naman akong matulog or manood ng mga usong TV series.

Kung ikaw ang tatanungin, gusto mo bang habambuhay na i-allot ang yung oras mo sa traffic, sa overtime, sa office?

Naiimagine mo ba, na sa panahon na ready ka na magretire sa trabaho, yung pamilya mo naman ang hindi ready sayo? (halimbawa: kasi nakalakihan ka na nila, nagkaroon na ng sariling pamilya ang anak mo, sumalangit na ang magulang mo)

Alamin natin kung anong mas mahalaga at kung ano yung mga isasakripisyo.

That’s it pansit!

There goes the steps on how you can earn an extra Income of P15,000 a month doing part time on Facebook as a Social Media Manager.

So take action now. After all, your future is in your hands. Ika nga, “The best way to predict the future is to create it.”

Maraming salamat, Sweet Reyes-Valencia

P.S. Favor please? Kindly share my website below to your friends on Facebook:http://onlinejobsathomephilippines.com/


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