Work Online as a Community Moderator at LiveWorld
Updated on: by Miranda Grimm
Community Moderating jobs are becoming more and more popular as the power of social networking becomes stronger. Just about any business you can think of has a Facebook Page a Twitter account and if they are following the trends, a Google+ account- along with many other social interacting sites where their customers can communicate directly with the company.
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However, maintaining these networks, ensuring questions are answered and inappropriate comments are removed is a part-time job at the least. This is when Even some of the top Fortune 1000 companies contact businesses like LiveWorld. LiveWorld contracts Social Networking Gurus to step in and take care of business.
If you are familiar with Social Networking, ever moderated a forum, ever been an administrator on a Facebook Fan Page then you may just qualify to contract with LiveWorld as a Community Moderator!
Moderators do more than just watch over Fan Pages though. There are a variety of ways to be a moderator. If you are active in any forum then you are probably already familiar with moderators, or mods as they are often referred to. They are the ones who come in and break up fights, move posts to where they originally should have been, take down any offensive posts that break the forum’s rules and so on and so on. I think of them as adult babysitters- since people tend to forget they are grown adults when hiding behind a computer. (My forum experiences have not always been pleasant)
This same type of moderation can apply to watching comments on a blog or website, chat room conversations, comments on videos or images…they are the people behind the scenes that usually never receive any recognition, are often the bad guy for being too controlling over posts but the hero when things become out of control.
I have applied at LiveWorld to be a Community Moderator, if things pan out I will follow-up and give you a more detail look at the company and Community Moderating.
If you are interested in learning more about LiveWorld and Moderating Jobs visit their site!
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stephanie
October 26, 2011 at 11:30 am
hi i am interesed in apply for liveworld and wanted to know how I would go about doing so
Miranda Grimm
October 26, 2011 at 12:23 pm
Follow the last link I gave in the post that says “visit their site”, you will be able to find their career page from there. Good luck.
Lisa
October 26, 2011 at 4:15 pm
I hope you get the job at LiveWorld! It sounds like a fun one! Do keep us posted.
Madeleine
April 15, 2012 at 11:18 pm
Miranda, The article was very helpful in learning more about this position. Would you be able to provide some guidance as to what the pay rate may be? Thank you. Regards.
Miranda Grimm
April 16, 2012 at 3:44 pm
I am unsure of the pay rate Madeleine. I am guessing each project will have a different rate. I have seen other Community Moderating jobs posted around the web and it seems most of these pay around $8-10 an hour.
Bruno
December 31, 2012 at 4:19 am
Hi Miranda. Im from Argentina. I see unfortunately i can not apply to the job because it is for USA people only. I would like to know if you know a webpage or company where i could work as moderator from my home but working for USA, because is very much profitable win the money in USD than in ARS.
Thank you! Send you greetings!
karthick
January 18, 2013 at 8:48 am
hey i am residing in india. . .will i get this moderation job to work from home huh. . .can u please do provide me some help in geting this job atleast. . .mail me,[email protected]
Brandi Hudman
November 21, 2013 at 5:46 pm
Miranda- did you ever hear back from them or get hired? I just applied. Seems like a good fit for me.
Miranda Grimm
November 21, 2013 at 7:10 pm
No I never heard a thing from them. Maybe if I had more formal experience. I’m not really sure. I hope you hear back and get the job!
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T-bonesMom
October 15, 2014 at 4:33 pm
This is my dream job and I have worked as a moderator in the past. I have applied but never heard back. But this is one that I will keep trying for!!!!