I'll One-Up Your One-Liner

With Character Count to Spare

Take My Word For It

Some people think in pictures—I think in words. For as long as I can remember, I've had either a pencil or a book in my hand, and a fascination with why some words resonate more with some people than others. Yes, I really was in a club called Power of the Pen, and no, I won't be mad if you roll your eyes there.

When it comes to creating connections, inspiration is everywhere. If I'm not writing for clients I love, you'll find me working through an ever-growing stack of books, endlessly scrolling my FYP (gotta stay in-the-know), and traveling as often as possible.

I live by the rule:
Consume more than you create.
And I'm endlessly seeking inspiration.

WORK WITH me

I might be a big reader, but that doesn't mean everyone is. Today's consumers crave connection—and they want it quick. Despite my love for words, I know less is more. Your brand probably has a lot of big ideas, and so many stories to tell—and I make it my mission to distill it down into what matters most. No time, or words, to waste.

Make Your Words Work Harder

If You Know Me, You Know...

I have a dog named Ramona, named after one of my favorite childhood book characters.

I love a walking meeting.

I'm a copywriter by day, and sitcom enthusiast by night with Curb Your Enthusiasm, New Girl, and Happy Endings on repeat.

I could probably beat you at trivia.

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Maybe You Heard

Meet Alexa Sibberson, the Copywriter Who Does it All — And Loves It

Q. What was your biggest startup challenge? What steps did you take to overcome it? What did you learn?
Alexa: As a creative, I love a bit of unpredictability. I like working with different clients on different things, and not doing the same tasks day-to-day. But when you get started in the freelance marketing space, everyone tells you to find a niche. I toyed with the idea for a while, but eventually decided I am anti-niche. I strive to be well-versed in many industries and platforms so that I can keep my schedule — and portfolio — interesting!