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Most common SEO mistakes

By Tim Priebe | November 20, 2024

SEO can be one of the most valuable tools in digital marketing, but it’s also one of the easiest to mess up. When done wrong, it can mean wasted time, lower rankings, and missed opportunities.

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How we’ve used AI for marketing in 2024

By Tim Priebe | November 6, 2024

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a novelty in marketing—it’s a powerhouse of efficiency and creativity that has fundamentally changed how we work. At Backslash Creative, we don’t just use AI to automate tasks; we use it to enhance our expertise and amplify the value we deliver to our clients. The key is to treat AI like a brilliant assistant: great at handling the middle part of the process but always needing human guidance to ensure the final result is spot-on.

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Integrating Threads into your social media strategy

By Tim Priebe | October 23, 2024

If you’re wondering whether Threads should be central to your business’s social media strategy, let me save you some deliberation: I have yet to run across a business where a “Threads-first” approach makes sense. But that doesn’t mean Threads doesn’t have value! If your goal is to make it easier for people to find and engage with you online, Threads can be a great addition to your overall strategy.

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HubSpot marketing automation tools

By Tim Priebe | October 2, 2024

Managing your marketing efforts manually is like trying to steer a ship with a spoon. Sure, you could do it, but why would you want to when HubSpot’s marketing automation tools are available to streamline the process? Let’s take a closer look at how HubSpot helps you automate time-consuming tasks like scheduling social media posts, emails, and workflows—and how lists tie it all together.

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Backslash Creative named one of the best web designers in Oklahoma

By Tim Priebe | September 19, 2024

We’re excited to announce that Backslash Creative has been featured on SocialAppsHQ’s list of the Best Web Designers in Oklahoma! It’s an honor to be recognized alongside some fantastic design agencies in the state.

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Is it worth marketing on LinkedIn?

By Tim Priebe | September 18, 2024

LinkedIn is a powerful platform, particularly for business-to-business (B2B) interactions, but its usefulness depends on whether it aligns with your organization’s audience, capabilities, culture, and comfort level.

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A brief history of Backslash Creative

By Tim Priebe | September 4, 2024

When I founded this agency in 2003, I had no idea where it would lead. Originally known as T&S Web Design, we have since rebranded twice, most recently becoming Backslash Creative in 2023. Over the years, our focus has expanded, our team has grown, and our vision has evolved, but our core values have remained constant. We’ve always been about people—our clients, our team, and our community—and we’ve worked hard to build a company that reflects that commitment.

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What happens when you give up a domain name?

By Tim Priebe | August 7, 2024

Owning a domain name is key to maintaining a strong online presence. It represents your brand’s identity on the internet, but it’s important to remember that domain ownership is not permanent; it relies on regular renewals. So, what happens when you give up your domain name?

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Integrating Mailchimp with your website

By Tim Priebe | July 31, 2024

Integrating Mailchimp with your website can be a game-changer for your email marketing efforts. It lets you capture leads directly and automate the process efficiently. In this blog, I’ll guide you on creating and embedding effective signup forms on your site.

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Behind the scenes: the story of our recent hiatus

By Tim Priebe | July 3, 2024

This blog is different than normal, at least for us. You may or may not have noticed, but this year has been a bit crazy for Leann and me personally. If that doesn’t interest you, feel free to skip this particular blog. But if you’re interested in a short personal update and some business-related reflections, feel free to read on.

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