First copy of Blogify Your Business (sort of)
Posted on February 1st, 2010 @ 5:41 pm
When I worked on my last book, Webifiable, one of the things I did was order a physical mock-up of the final book from Lulu.com, with Lorem ipsum text in the place of the real text. I call it my motivational copy, as seeing a physical book helps motivate me to finish the actual book.
Well, Emily finished the cover design (first draft) for my next book, Blogify Your Business, and she ordered a motivational copy last week. It showed up today.
Didn’t she do an awesome job? Thanks, Emily!
P.S. Yes, that is an affiliate link to my own book. I’m nothing if not shameless.
Tags: blog, blogify, blogify your business, book, motivation, writing
Smashing Magazine stole my image, and I like it!
Posted on September 15th, 2009 @ 11:10 pm
I’m a fan of Smashing Magazine, an online magazine for web professionals. It’s pretty popular and frequently ranks well among web designers and web programmers. Alexa* ranks it 1,081 among all websites on the online.
About a week and a half ago, I was checking out their latest articles, when I discovered a familiar looking image in their article, 10 Useful WordPress Hook Hacks. Sure enough, I checked out an article I wrote on T&S’s blog back in 2008 about checking your website in multiple browsers.
So why do I like it? I figured out the reason they used it is because it currently ranks #2 on Google’s search results for the phrase browser logos. So it’s a nice statement to our search engine optimization skills over at T&S. And since I’m currently doing all our optimization work myself, it’s a testament to my personal SEO skills.
Yeah, I’m pretty awesome.
* If you’re not familiar with Alexa, they’re somewhat like the Nielsen ratings, but for websites.
Tags: blog, geeky, seo, smashing magazine
Hey, my own website!
Posted on September 7th, 2009 @ 2:21 am
That’s right, I’ve finally created my own website. I bought the domain timjpriebe.com quite awhile back, and have been meaning to put a blog up here. This will have both personal and professional information, and will likely be of interest to every single person on the planet.
Oh, thanks to Emily Spirek for assuring me that my design looked fine. Thanks to Komodo Media, Rogie King for the Social Network Icon Pack (more info on site credit page). And thanks to myself for coding it.
You’re welcome, Tim.
Tags: blog, introduction, website
