The Auto Writer

If you are interested in cars, whether that would be current models, concept vehicles, car parts, auto shows and the like, then why not follow me on Twitter? I maintain three accounts with Twitter, but my theautowriter account represents my car voice to the twittersphere.

Specifically, everything that I tweet regarding The Auto Writer, Auto Trends and the three magazines I’m currently contributing to will get tweeted there. What’s more, I’ve been known to retweet quite a few car related tweets and connect with like minded folks on Twitter.

A Fresh Approach

Last week, I published an article regarding Ford’s Fusion 41 campaign, recognizing the power of the internet, particularly as it pertains to social media. Going forward, most of my involvement in this particular arena will be through Twitter and Facebook, great places for people to establish their brands and get the word out about their products.

With this in mind, I invite you to follow me because I often will tap my followers for news which gets posted here, on Auto Trends, or finds its way into articles I writer for magazines and businesses. I always attribute sources which means that if you tweet something that sparks my creativity, I’ll link back to that source you mentioned.

Legitimate Followers

FYI – I do get a lot of spammy follows, therefore if you want to make sure that I follow you back, please drop me a direct message or respond to this article by filling out a comment and including your Twitter name. I will follow you even if your site doesn’t have anything to do with cars unless, of course, you’re pitching products and nothing else. My tolerance for sales pitches is limited especially if that is all you’re tweeting about.

As always, keep on tweeting. With 50 million people using Twitter and more than 300 million on Facebook, both sites offer all the contact you need to make a difference for your brand.