Even If you don't get an Internet-related job, you might get a better one simply by showing off your new writing skills. Suffer fools only where it suits you and flame seldom. Set up a little mailing list to your friends with personal material, observations on life, or just silly bits of trivia that come to mind. If you know a lot about a particular subject, become a moderator of an online discussion group. This can get you credit on the for-pay systems you use and exposure in your topic of interest.
Good moderators can earn signifitant amounts of money for their work.
Web mavens are still scarce. A friend has used her Web page as a calling card to a job writing Web pages for a school district. You can make quite a decent living doing this. If you know how to connect a Web site to a database you con nearly write your own ticket. Watch for this trend especially in for-pay systems like AOL and CompuServe.