As well as creating content for BrownCarGuy channels I freelance for other publications
The Most Epic Press Release Ever!
And it was only about leather upholstery in a car
Found this video I recorded three years ago in Dubai – not the best example of a press release, but certainly some showstopping writing to behold!
2019: My Most Read Stories on BrownCarGuy.com
Here are my most read posts on this blog
In 2020 you’ll be seeing a lot more engaging and exciting stories on this page – automotive and otherwise – so make sure you subscribe now so you don’t miss a single post!
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The pick of my written pieces in 2018
Not that anyone reads anymore – but if you did, you might want to check these out!
The First Car Review…. Got Me Arrested!
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I’m still writing car reviews, here’s why you should still read them!
There’s a very compelling reason you actually should continue to read my car reviews, and you’ll barely believe it. I reveal it here.
Somebody asked me do you still write car reviews? Duh! Of course I do. You can find them right at this link, in fact I’ve just recently added a bunch and there are more to come http://www.motoringme.com/reviews/
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A most extraordinary bit of press release writing
Can you guess what this press release is actually about?
Click continue and I’ll read it out to you. You won’t want to miss this!
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5 Reasons to Blog
Articulate your thoughts and put them out there, it could be more important than ever.
‘Haven’t you got enough to do? With Motoring Middle East and… you know… FAMILY life, man?’
So why do I blog here too, I’m asked sometimes.
Eid morning!
A crisp cooling breeze has somehow scattered asunder; the heavy haze of a receding scorched summer.
Exposure doesn’t pay my bills
Sometime ago I got what appeared to be a lovely complimentary message – ‘great article’ it began. That’s always a good start, because no matter how much experience we accrue, how jaded we get, or aloof we pretend to be, ultimately we creative types are always hungry for appreciation.
Then my great start to the day, switched to a blow in the soft bits: ‘Can we use it – we’ll give you credit for it!’
