Look, I didn't really want to make this page but I kept running into what I can only describe as viral slop about myself, including one featuring a photo of a completely different woman. So here I am.
This one got my photo right, at least.
Hi. It's nice to meet you. I'm Amy Brown, and from 2012-2017 I ran social media at Wendy's.
Here are some answers to the questions I get asked the most.
I worked in social media for awhile. Now I'm a writer.
No, but I think we saw the same Reddit comment.
For the record, that's not the kind of question you ask a stranger.
Anyway, there's no tea. I just went freelance.
I hate it!!!!!!! Thanks for asking.
That's sweet. No, Wendy's did not give me a million dollars.
No, that was a woman named Zaria Parvez.
I put my Twitter account on my resume and my boss thought I was funny.
Yes, I have heard that the protagonist runs social media for a mustard company and was recruited from the Wendy's marketing department. I haven't read it.
I no longer provide social media strategy or community management, but I still write social copy. If that sounds like what you're looking for, let's talk.
A sensitive creative soul like me should not have to worry about "impressions goals"
Yeah well, it was a weird time in my life.
My beautiful children are my life's greatest work.
Not as often as I did when I worked there, but sometimes.
Double Stack (no onion) and a small chocolate Frosty.
Free Wendy's isn't a corporate benefit, but they do let employees taste test new stuff they're developing. That part was pretty cool.
Imagine I am gently holding your hand as I say this: No. It is 2026.