Melissa from Consumer Queen {Master Class}

Promoting creative women is the #1 goal of Tip Junkie. Today, Melissa from Consumer Queen is sharing her 5 Tips for Successful Blogging . She is sharing how she has found success and fulfillment through blogging.

In an effort to empower you, our readers and fellow creative souls, we would like to welcome you to the Blogosphere’s version of the Master Class. Just like Oprah’s Master Class on OWN, but for Bloggers.

What is Oprah’s Master Class on OWN?

It’s a biography series that shares hard-won insight from extraordinary achievers whose paths have inspired Oprah—and countless others.  There are always 3-5 lessons that viewers can take away from their shared experiences and it is truly inspiring and empowering.  We are hoping to do the same here on Tip Junkie by featuring successful bloggers.

We will be regularly featuring inspiring bloggers who have found success and fulfillment through their online endeavors. Join us and find yourself empowered through their words of wisdom.

Melissa with Consumer Queen

Introduce yourself to Tip Junkies

Melissa is a mom of 2 and savings specialist who enjoys getting a good deal. She uses her site as a ministry to help moms fight the rising costs of the economy by showing them ways to cut costs through couponing, shopping for sales and frugal tips.  Melissa also enjoys working on Social Media campaigns for major brands. She believes in creating a personal relationship between the brand and their consumers. She is very much into taking the corporate out of the brand and bringing it down to the level where consumers can feel comfortable interacting and taking the brand seriously.  Melissa has been married to her husband Daniel a.k.a. The Consumer King for almost 15 years and her family is very much involved in her blog.

What do you think every new blogger/Mom-preneur should know?

Blog what I’m passionate about and don’t worry about what everyone else is doing. Sometimes you can lose sight on why you are doing what you are doing and consume yourself by worrying about what everyone else is doing.

{Laurie and Melissa at BlogHer}