I want a job at HubPages!

HubPages has been a wonderful part of my life. Ever since my multimedia professor suggested my classmates and I start an account, I have been hooked (some times in my life more than others. I have loved what I have learned, the people I've met (I've just met a new mother figure :D ), and yes, the money I've earned from Google Adsense.

But I'm ready for something bigger. I want a job at HubPages.

I don't want just money... I would basically be willing to do it for free! I just want to be a bigger part of this place than a hubber, which I've been for two years, almost since this network's inception.

I know it's possible, too. My former classmate at Cal Poly, who is also a journalism student, is an employee for HubPages and makes $10 a hub. The only way I've actually made money for writing a hub was Flagship Hubs, which has been fun... but I want to do more!

I was perusing hubs this morning and I see one by an author about the quirks of HubPages, and the last comment was by Maddie Ruud, Community Manager. Aw man... and congrats, but I wanna be a community manager... or something! :(

I think I'm qualified (certainly as qualified as my friend at Cal Poly!). I graduated magna cum laude with a journalism degree; I know how to write. I've worked in a marketing department for three years, food service for 6 years... I can deal with people and know what they want. I work developing web pages, and I am on nearly every social network that's of importance. I have been a copy editor for a newspaper, and in the meantime, I edit anything else I can, even for free.

I don't care what role I serve on HubPages, just so long as I am capable of fulfilling the requirements. I love HubPages and would do anything for it. I've been a loyal user and fan for 2 years. I just love being a part of something I feel strongly about; that's why I have served as president of various clubs, as well as other leadership roles.

I e-mailed HubPages and received no response :( I am sad.

In the meantime, I will continue to be an active member, answering requests, writing hubs, visiting others' pages and forums, and leaving comments (and even making friends with other hubbers).