Many of you may know Melissa Culbertson from the work she does at her company MomComm that teaches mom bloggers everything from the importance of having an aethethically pleasing blog to must-know social media tips.
Culbertson announced today that she has accepted a contract position at Bert’s Bees as their community manager.
“In my new role, I’ll be writing content for their Facebook page, compiling and analyzing analytics and helping with social media strategies,” said Culbertson.
Culbertson is another example of how through hard work blogging can take you to higher positions working with brands if that is what you’re looking for.
Jennifer James is the founder and editor of Mom Blog magazine and the Mom Bloggers Club Network, a global social network of over 19,000 mom/mum bloggers. Jennifer is also the founder of Mom Bloggers for Social Good, an international coalition of 1000+ mothers who care about the world's most pressing issues and use social media and blogging for good.
Jennifer has been featured by Fast Company, NPR, Forbes, CNN, Parenting, and ABC News among many other news outlets and currently writes about global development for the Gates Foundation and Huffington Post and social good for Babble. When she gets a chance she still comes back to her roots writing about technology and chronicles the mom blogging community. You can contact her at jjames [at] mombloggersclub.com.
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