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 a long time, mostly in tech, and now I am a writer.
Nope.
Personal reasons. I promise it's not interesting.
It feels weird, thanks for asking.
You are so sweet. That's not how advertising works.
I've never worked for Duolingo, and I've been advised not to answer that question without an attorney present.
I put my Twitter account (RIP) 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.
Thank you for your interest, but I no longer work in social media.
The industry has changed a lot, and so have I.
Yeah, that sounds right. It was a lot to process. It wasn't you! Sorry!
My children are my life's greatest work. And if my attention span ever recovers maybe I'll string a bunch of tweets together and accidentally write a book.
I do, but not as often since we moved to California. Not as many Wendy's out here.
Double Stack no onion, 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.
Grow up.