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My name is Kathy Drewien and I am a WordPress coach, consultant, and designer. I have been working with WordPress for many years on my clients\u2019 and my own WordPress sites. When I speak about learning to use WordPress to build websites my eyes light up, my voice is strong and I can\u2019t stop sharing what I have learned.<\/p>\n

Clients enjoy working with me because I make them laugh when working with WordPress where others make their head spin. I communicate in plain English and don\u2019t try to impress you with fancy geek-speak. My goal is to make you look like a WordPress genius!<\/p>\n

My Website is http:\/\/AtlantaWPcoach.com<\/a> and you can follow me on Twitter @kdrewien<\/p>\n

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