Interview with Amy Lynn from “High Class Living on a Middle Class Budget”
“High Class Living on a Middle Class Budget”
I blog so that others can learn about saving money and to experience the “rush” of getting a sweet deal. I love to hear back from visitors after they save loads of money or stayed away from a shady company because of something my visitors read on my blog.
As a web designer first, I have had an online presence since 2000 — I started blogging in early 2003, with my personal finance blogging over at Webfloss.com beginning in January of 2009. I started Webfloss.com to help consumers make smart buying choices.
Printable coupons for retail stores, restaurants, and high dollar product coupons. Also, consumer alerts such as recalls, email scams, and class action lawsuits. I review legit ways to make money online and alert about companies that are just trying to make a quick buck from consumers. I also blog about consumer related humor and stories related to the consumer world.
FreeSampleFreak.com, CouponDad.net, KouponKaren.com and NicolesNickels.com are my absolute favorite blogs.
Don’t be intimidated. When my blog started, I had one reader. Myself. A year later, that number jumped to numbers I never would of imagined. Don’t stop blogging, don’t get discouraged, and don’t be afraid to ask for help.
I do! I LOVE getting any sort of feedback from my visitors. Positive or negative, all feedback is appreciated.
Yes. It’s a mixed blessing. Sometimes, I want to complain about certain things and I have to be careful about what I write!! 
Slickdeals is my favorite forum. You can find me under the username: ncentity.
I am at home, most likely on my couch with my laptop and fuzzy blanket. I blog at all hours!
Blogging is my job. It’s not just something I do for fun. I am not ashamed to say that I spend many, many hours writing, reading and updating my blog.
I use Facebook, more specifically the Networked Blogs application to find new blogs. It’s the best tool IMHO.
Wow, really trying to get me to rack my brain with this question, eh? Must of been from Xanga. That is the first blogging platform I can remember hearing about.
On a roll now! The FIRST blog I EVER read? Wow. I can’t honestly answer that because I don’t remember, but some early blogs I do remember reading are Matt Cutts and Scripting News.
I get inspired in a lot of different ways from a lot of different people. As far as blogging, my readers are my biggest inspiration.
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I have my hands in many projects right now which you can read about more on my site as they near completion.
I learned that launching a website and launching a blog are completely different! Going from the backend, supporting role of designing a successful web site verses being a successful blogger was a much tougher transition then I first imagined! But, I love it.
