I am a professional wordsmith, award-winning fiction writer, and executive copywriter specializing in creative writing, marketing, and branding.
I write for C-class executives around the world from the UK, Singapore, and the US. I provide copy-writing for websites from India to Vietnam.
My work has been featured on Inc.com, Huffington Post, and more.
“Aaron Webber is a freelance writer and published author, known for his expertise in a variety of topics including retail, travel, and pop culture. His work has been featured in publications such as 24/7 Wall St. and Whale Generator, where he provides informative and engaging articles on a range of subjects […]
His articles often focus on unusual or unique aspects within these areas.
Given the wide array of topics covered by Aaron Webber, he may be interested in pitches that provide insights into unique or lesser-known facts about various subjects within the scientific field as well as those related to culture & society and house & home.”
-Intelligent Relations
When you hear the term “Lost Explorers Club” what comes to mind? What would someone who is a Lost Explorer do, what motivates them? What goes through their mind? When someone who is supposed to push the boundaries finds themselves, instead, lost without direction, what do they do?
Do they get lost on purpose, perhaps?
Whatever came to your mind when I ask that question. That is what I consider myself to be. The traits that best describe a Lost Explorer, are the same that define and direct my style of writing.
Fearless. Determined. Curious.
I believe there will always be new frontiers to brave, exciting new adventures upon which to embark. The most exciting of which exist in our minds, and the best way of mapping them, is through the written word.
Whether it is personal branding, online articles, website copy, or creative writing, every word is an opportunity to peer into the soul of a person, and explore the colorful, vibrant, undying frontier of their mind.
I believe that we type like we speak, but when we write with a pen and paper, our thoughts pour out of us like waterfalls, which is why I choose to write by pen for my work. I put a little of myself in each stroke of the nib, explore a little further into your and my mind with every line.