After being blog tagged by Jeff and Chris (I didn’t even know Chris had a blog), and receiving emails from others that I need to respond to the tags…I’ve finally decided to be a little bit better blogger (one can’t be a good blogger when the posts are highly sporadic) and at least respond to the tags.

So here goes…

1. I attended Penn State (go Nittany Lions). My degree is in Psychology with an emphasis on personality psychology. My goal at the time was to improve on the intelligence and personality testing methodologies and to create a new way of testing that would measure over 10% of the brain’s capabilities.

2. I grew up in Arkansas; and no I don’t have an accent.

3. I’ve been engaged for 7 years, and maybe we’re finally getting married this year. The plan is to rent out an entire castle for a week. The actual wedding might be optional

4. My first ‘real job’ was working with a mental health/mental retardation company. One of my favorite aspects of that job was the deinstitutionalization of Pennsylvania. Essentially, that means working with individuals who are in institutions and integrating them into community living (homes, jobs, members of society).

5. I actually understand, got my start, and practice: SEO. While this might not seem that interesting in a world of bloggers where everyone is an SEO or PPC person, I’m usually known for PPC, not the SEO, press release, social networking, usability, conversion, affiliate, etc that I enjoy as much as PPC.

Of course, the next option is to either tag someone else, or just let the chain die. It seems that their are several good bloggers that no one really mentions. Carolyn of the adCenter blog, Brian of Copyblogger, Mike of blumenthals, Greg of Screenwerk, and Matt of small business SEM.

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