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Tag, I'm It - 5 Things You Didn't Know About Me
December 20, 2006
Apparently, there is a new viral game going on in the SEO industry called "Blog Tag" of which I've been tagged by Alan Robinowitz of SEO Image. So, I'm more than happy to pass on some not-so-well known information about me and start tagging others to do the same.
1) I've been active in the SEO industry since I was 21 years old (I just turned 30).
2) I have a solid understanding of both Black Hat and White Hat techniques, which is rare for a Business Development guy. Of course, Intrapromote only does white hat, so my black hat knowledge may be a bit rusty.
3) I have an incredible passion for SEO, but on my downtime, I ride and sometimes race dirtbikes, quads & snowmobiles to decompress a bit. Work hard, play hard, baby!
4) Sometimes I find myself reading through a newspaper or a catalog and thinking about "Ctrl+F" to find that certain classified or quad part. How geeky is that?!
5) I'm the only one in my entire family to still have perfect vision. (fingers crossed)
Next to get tagged - Jill Whalen, Matt Cutts, & Blackbeard.
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posted by Sean Bolton at December 20, 2006 11:44 AM
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Good stuff, Sean! Mine's here.
Posted by: Jill at December 22, 2006 12:11 AM
Hi Sean, I just stumbled on to the blog and saw you up top. Just give your eyes a rest from the monitor now and then and hop on a bike. You'll keep that 20/20 vision :)
Posted by: Emory Rowland at December 27, 2006 10:50 PM
Why does this SEO firm have an answering service and a website with pges that do not work? I wonder if this is a moderated blog?
Posted by: Brian Hall at January 3, 2007 12:28 PM
Brian,
I'm not sure I understand your questions. What pages don't work? Of what import is the method by which we handle incoming 800 calls?
Posted by: Erik Dafforn at January 4, 2007 10:48 AM