Rob Merwin is a journalist based in Manhattan, New York, with a focus on local news and automotive industry updates. His work has appeared in publications such as MOTOR Information Systems and Aftermarket Matters, covering topics ranging from clean car regulations to industry acquisitions and awards.
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Rob covers local automotive news in the United States, with a focus on industry developments and business activities. His coverage revolves around press releases, private sector announcements, government statements, and event coverage related to the automotive industry.
To effectively engage Rob, consider offering insights or commentary on significant acquisitions, legislative changes impacting auto repair businesses in New York or Manhattan specifically. Additionally, providing exclusive information about local trade shows or events related to the aftermarket industry may also pique his interest.
Given Rob's emphasis on local automotive news within specific regions of the US such as New York and Manhattan, tailored pitches relevant to this geographic area would likely be most effective.
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