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.

Professional Q&A: Dave Younge

By Tim Priebe | May 11, 2021

This month we kick off a new feature, Professional Q&A. The first professional we’re interviewing is Dave Younge, the Owner and Manager of Progressive Stamping and Fabrication as well as Flex-Ability Concepts. Dave is a long-time resident of Edmond, having lived in Edmond for 26 years. Q: Where did you grow up and go to…

What if you blurred the lines?

By Tim Priebe | May 4, 2021

I am a fairly driven guy. I set aggressive goals, work hard, and don’t accept excuses from myself. I should probably go easier on myself, but it’s one of the ways I’ve been able to start multiple businesses, write five digital marketing books, spend time with my family, and stay active in my church. A…

What is SEO and how does it work?

By Tim Priebe | April 27, 2021

We’re all guilty of using acronyms unique to our industry, often assuming that our clients know what they mean. I often talk with potential clients who already use digital marketing acronyms. More often than not, they don’t have a clear idea of what the acronym means, or sometimes even what it stands for. One of…

Make 2021 better than 2020

By Tim Priebe | April 6, 2021

So far, 2021 is shaping up to be leaps and bounds better than 2020. This month, Sarah Dickson shares in her first economic column how well Edmond is doing this year so far compared with the same period last year. Last month we shared how the PPOk in Edmond was leading independent pharmacies in a vaccination…

The most important element in marketing

By Tim Priebe | March 23, 2021

Your website isn’t important. Okay, that sounds weird coming from someone who has been building websites since 1996. But hear me out. Your Facebook Page isn’t important. Your LinkedIn presence isn’t either. And you can forget about your email newsletter, your SEO efforts, your new videos on YouTube. None of them are important. What’s important?…

How I hack my goals

By Tim Priebe | March 2, 2021

Several years ago, I developed a simple system that has helped me accomplish most of the yearly goals I have set. In the few years since I put this system into practice, I’ve completed more of my annual goals than I had in all the years prior combined, including both personal and business goals. What…

Embracing digital change

By Tim Priebe | February 23, 2021

Ever get irritated when Facebook makes a change? Or if being found on Google is essential to you, what about when they change something? I’m often asked about these changes when they happen, or people just complain to me about them. The actual problem people have isn’t the change itself. It’s the frequent changes times…

Dealing with burnout

By Tim Priebe | February 2, 2021

With over 12 million people currently unemployed in the United States right now, those of us who are gainfully employed or own a business can feel some pressure to put in additional hours. If you’re not careful, that can cause burn out! I have run one of my businesses since 2003 and now own a second business…

Website maintenance essentials

By Tim Priebe | January 26, 2021

When I built my first website in 1996, the web was less than a decade old. By the time I started my company in 2003, business owners had begun to realize they needed to invest in their web presence. Now in 2021, most business owners realize that their online presence isn’t a one-time activity. While…

Don’t get derailed in 2021

By Tim Priebe | January 5, 2021

Years ago, I was researching what it took to succeed with digital marketing, and I accidentally uncovered what it took to succeed in business and life. I discovered two truths I believe to this day: Consistency is boring and difficult, at least for me. Consistency is key to success. I’ve seen this work in sales,…

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