Articles by Tim Priebe
About Tim Priebe
Tim is a public speaker, author, publisher of Edmond Business, and the owner of Backslash Creative. He helps businesses that are worried they don’t have the expertise or time required to invest in doing their own digital marketing. He helps them plan where and how much to invest and often helps execute the plan.
Tim started the Edmond Business online magazine in May 2020 to fill a need in the community when The Edmond Sun shut down and stopped publishing their monthly magazine, The Business Times.
There are a lot of pros and cons to DIY website design. On the one hand, it’s free, and you can do it yourself. On the other hand, professional web designers have years of experience and know-how to design a website that looks great and converts visitors into customers. Let’s look at the pros of each so you can know when it is best to DIY and when it is best to hire a professional.
Amidst a global pandemic, homeschool moms and former public school teachers Robin Storch and Kim Heinecke saw and experienced a growing need among Edmond parents interested in a hybrid form of education for their children. In August 2021, they opened the doors of The Classroom Collective.
Mike Bosley is the owner and engineer at SeatbeltPlanet.com LLC. I’ve known Mike for over two decades, so I was honored he agreed to be interviewed. Mike has been in the seatbelt industry for years, and I think you’ll enjoy getting to know him.
While the last couple of years may have different percentages, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor, about 20% of businesses don’t make it past their first year, and only about 30% of businesses will survive past their 10th year in business.
How can you tell if you need a website redesign? For most businesses and nonprofits, we often think that if our website is still functioning well, then it doesn’t need an update. The problem with this line of thinking is that as design trends change and new technologies become available, your website can become outdated. It’s important to keep things up-to-date and make sure your website meets changing requirements.
Upstage Theatre is an Edmond-based nonprofit performing arts training center and community theatre. Located near Kelly and Danforth, their goal is to prepare students and adults for musical theatre. They also bring awareness and opportunities for arts involvement and participation to residents of Edmond.
I’ve had the privilege of knowing David Morris, Chief Operating Officer of NeoInsulation, for just over a year now. He mentions in his answers his focus on getting good at getting better. I’ve seen that in action as he and I have been in a continuing education environment together. He truly lives what he shares below. Let’s learn David’s background, what drives him, and what he likes about Edmond.
According to the national Solar Energy Industries Association, since the Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) passed in 2006, the solar industry has grown nationwide by more than 10,000%. As such, it’s no surprise that Solar Power of Oklahoma has recently opened an office in Edmond.
Wondering if your organization should be utilizing LinkedIn? If your business is B2B—business-to-business—or your ideal customer, client, or even donor includes white-collar high-income earners, it may be worth it to invest time and resources into LinkedIn.
On June 5, 2015, eight ladies gathered in the home of Kaylene Blazer. The goal? To help one homeless woman and her five friends overcome the effects of the sex industry, drug and alcohol abuse, human trafficking, crime, and homelessness.
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