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Bridget Willard started her career with office work, earned a teaching degree, but returned to the office where she carved out a career in social media and marketing.\u00a0For two and a half years, she built the GiveWP brand and is now a freelance marketer.<\/p>\n

She is the co-host of WPblab, a show on the WPwatercooler network, co-organizer of Women Who WP Meetup, and Team Rep on the Make WordPress Marketing Team.<\/p>\n

She blogs about social media and, of course, WordPress on her site at\u00a0bridgetwillard.com<\/a><\/p>\n

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Bridget Willard started her career with office work, earned a teaching degree, but returned to the office where she carved out a career in social media and marketing.\u00a0For two and a half years, she built the GiveWP brand and is now a freelance marketer. She is the co-host of WPblab, a show on the WPwatercooler … <\/p>\n

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