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.
Bluebird Books held its grand opening on Saturday, October 28, bringing a new chapter of literary delight to the community. The event not only turned a page on the recent closing of a beloved local bookstore but also introduced a fresh space filled with books across genres, cozy reading areas, and sweet trinkets and gifts.
As the Data Coordinator for the Edmond Economic Development Authority (EEDA), Gina Arter stands out as a dedicated young professional making waves in her community. Dive into our conversation to discover her roots, aspirations, and the passions that drive her both at work and in her personal life.
Keeping up with SEO is a challenging task. We are getting closer and closer to 2024, and the game has evolved. Let’s look at the role AI will—or should—have in SEO, Core Web Vitals, and the continued importance of content quality and search intent. Then, I’ll share five actionable tips for SEO in 2024.
Ashley Spence, the Vice President at LilyPad, the provider of all-in-one childcare management software, shares her story and how it intersects with Edmond. From her early days as the Easter Bunny at Quail Springs Mall to a pivotal role at LilyPad, her journey reflects a blend of professional evolution and deep-rooted community ties. Discover Ashley’s unique trajectory, her love for Edmond’s communal spirit, and insightful tips for fellow professionals.
The intertwined growth of Edmond’s business landscape and its celebrated school system is no secret. Many families are drawn to Edmond because of its educational excellence, and this influx has a cascading effect on businesses.
Daniela Deuel is the Regional Manager for Creative Financial Strategies and a board member for Edmond Young Professionals. A transplant from New Mexico, taking chances and saying “yes” to opportunities eventually led her to live and work in Edmond.
Ready to get more strategic with your marketing? A marketing plan that’s actually usable is a key component of being strategic. While a full-blown guide to creating a marketing plan would be much longer, a quick overview of the essential elements can help you make sure you’re starting on the right foot.
Meet Angie Clemens Byers, the Market Outreach and Lending Officer at First United Bank in Edmond. A true Edmond enthusiast, Angie has called this vibrant community home for years. With a passion for local businesses and a love for the outdoors, she’s a genuine advocate for the town.
Amid Oklahoma’s concerning mental health statistics, a beacon of hope emerges from the heart of Edmond. Founded in 2015 by Chad Richardson, the Green Shoe Foundation began in south Edmond. It has already impacted the lives of people nationwide, providing a transformative experience for adults grappling with childhood relational trauma.
Meet David Dick, a financial advisor whose journey led him from the heart of Tahlequah to the thriving streets of Edmond. A UCO alumnus, David’s decision to establish his financial business in Edmond has been pivotal. In this interview, discover his origins, his affinity for Edmond, and his unwavering dedication to nurturing both clients and friendships.
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