Day by day, Triberr is turning out to be a must-use content curation tool for bloggers and small business marketers.
Well, I tried several times but I just couldn't resist from using this platform because it's such a great source of traffic.
[tweet_box design=”box_09″]Triberr will multiply your reach and help you get dozens of influential shares. [/tweet_box]
So what is in it for you? You can learn, engage, share contents of other bloggers and build a strong bond of relationship that turns into their assistance to promote your own contents.
As I was thinking about it's potential and how it helped me amplify my contents, I decided to put together an expert roundup this April where I asked 25 top Triberr users:
What's your best advice to be successful on Triberr?
That post was relatively long (about 5000 words), so I decided to pick up the key takeaways and convert them into an Infographic. Here it is:
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![How to Be Successful on Triberr [Infographic]](http://i1.wp.com/www.bloggingspell.com/wp-files/uploads/2015/04/triberr-expert-roundup-infographic.jpg)
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Triberr video tutorial
One of the the 25 tips comes from Ms. Ileane. Her tip is about setting up your RSS feed correctly (see tip #19 on the Infographic). Using the correct feed on your profile and settings is critical, especially if you have more than one blog. In this video, Ms. Ileane demonstrates How to Set Up Your RSS Feed in Triberr.
Conclusion!
Triberr has great potential. By using it, you can engage with large groups of influential bloggers, build connections and get helps to your side.
So what I will advise you is: Join the platform if you're not already a member, then implement the tips given by these expert users and you can effectively amplify your contents reach and shares.
More Reviews:
- How to Use Triberr to Amplify Content, Earn Trust and Grow Social Media Community by Pam Moore
- Bad Chief, Bad Tribe. How to Get More Shares on Triberr by Ralph M. Rivera
- How to Build a Following on Triberr by Dino Dogan
- Triberr: Your Step by Step Guide to Being Heard by Ana Hoffman
- Top 50 Triberr Blogs of 2014 by Brent Carnduff
But how much triberr charge normally? I do have a blog.and i would like to receive more traffic.
Hi Syed,
It’s basically free of charge. But if you want to extend your membership for example, create more tribes, invite more members to your tribes, you can go premium.
However, you can start using it right now and amply your content reach without any starting cost. 🙂
Hi Abrar, Great infographic! This is wonderful information about using Triberr from people who are active on the site. Triberr is the most effective tool a blogger can use. You can get your blog posts shared by top bloggers, develop relationships with other top bloggers and find an endless stream of quality content to share.
If you share quality content from other bloggers you can grow your Twitter following. When you see an article in your Triberr stream that you think others on Twitter would enjoy, you can share it, even if that author hasn’t ever shared your posts. Your Twitter following will appreciate the information and you may get the attention (and a share) from the author of the article you share.
Thanks for collecting and sharing these pearls of wisdom, Abrar!
Hi Carolyn,
To tell the truth, Triberr has made into my to-do list and I check it for at least once daily and sometimes more.
I think why not because every time I visit Triberr I get to read something interesting, meet new people and share that with my audiences in just a mouse click.
Thanks for valuable contribution in the roundup. Without you all, it wouldn’t be possible literally.
Have a nice day!
Hi Abrar!
The timing of this post could not have been any more perfect.
I just created a Triberr account a few days ago at the suggestion of Ileane and several other bloggers I’ve been chatting with.
And frankly, I’m a bit lost as to what to do with it.
So this infographic / roundup helps me immensely. THANK YOU!
Hi Brent,
It’s pretty common. When I joined Triberr, I was also wondering what do I know next. Glad to hear that this roundup has helped you get right direction.
All the best with it!
Hey Abrar,
I’d never really looked at Triberr before, but it looks like an interesting tool. I’d sort of assumed it was just a gimmicky way for people to drum up extra tweets no one would click on. You know, like trying to sell hotdogs in a stadium filled to capacity with other hotdog salesmen. I’m going to check it out, though.
PS There’s a typo in your first line, looks like you’re missing a word. I do that all the time, just skip right over the first line while I’m proofreading. Anyway, thought you might want to fix that before most the blog traffic shows up.
Hi Connor,
Yes, I understand your point. But it is not like that. Triberr is more about relationship building. You read, engage in new contents and build relationship with other fellow bloggers in your niche.
Unlike the other sites, one has to earn his shares on Triberr (generally no one will share unless they know him). So I think you can try it out to understand it more clearly.
Thanks for pointing out the typo. I will call attention to Ileane for fixing up this error as editing a published post is out of my reach.
Tribber is really a great platform to share and connect with others. I don’t have any personal experience on it but one of my friends is using its premium version and getting a good amount of traffic from it. He also told me to use it but honestly right now I’m too busy in other activities but I’ll definitely try this because after reading this post, it seems I must use it as many professional bloggers are now using this resource.
Thanks.
Gaurav
Hi Gaurav,
Yes, you should try it out when you can make your time. There are a lot of hidden potentials which will realize as soon as you get started with it.
As of now, all the best for it!
Never tried Triberr … but I’ll hop over and check it out! Do you post unique content or can you recycle blog posts?
Triberr will fetch your blog posts and show them in front of the audience. So you don’t need to to do anything else except engaging with others and building up your audience.
I have recently started using triberr and it is a great platform. But I am not generating much traffic. I hope these tips will help me in generating more traffic. Thanks for the post.
Hi Dina, I hope that so. All the best.
Hello Abrar,
Triberr is one good platform to get your contents across to a wider reach across social networks. I personally have been using Triberr for quite some time now, but not as active as the members on the infograph displayed here, but i do try to share other content when time permits.
Joining the triberr community is recommended for all bloggers in all niche.
Nice infograph… Have a nice weekend ahead…
Hi Babanature, thanks, glad to hear that. Yes, Triberr is a powerful community of bloggers and recommended for all.
I was using Triberr for a long now. WIth SkyhitBlog’s founder Avi Jit and his guidance about triberr introduced me well with this website, which gives a good amount of traffic if we do well. Thanks for the share Abrar Mohi Shafee.
Hi Avinash, surely Avi is one the active members on Triberr and he contributed to this roundup as well. Glad to hear that his tips helped you generating good traffic. I’m pretty sure that the other tips here in this infographic will also help you.
Hi Abrar Mohi Shafee,
Well didn’t used triberr yet and seems like I’m gonna have to use it now. Its really awesome platform for socializing posts and connecting with others.
These expert tips are very helpful.
Hi Tushar, yes, you should join Triberr. It’s a vault of potentials. My happiness to know that the tips helped. 🙂
There are so many social media platforms to consider, I’ve never signed up to Triberr, but it looks as though it can be a really great way of attracting more readership. Thanks for sharing and inspiring!
Exactly, Arianwen. A little time on Triberr daily can make good returns. And my pleasure to share it!
Love the infographic and thanks for introducing me to a new platform! I’ve been searching for something to help connect women in business – I’ve just been trying Slack, but I’m not sure how well that works for those not in the tech space. But Triberr looks fantastic for this, so I’m going to go try it out 🙂
Hi Louise, I think you have found the right platform. There are many business related tribes on Triberr where you can do your work.
I’ve been on Triberr for a couple of years and while I agree it’s a great set-up one thing is very clear – it works better for some niches than others. Not surprisingly the most active tribes are those that have to do with blogging ‘how to’ and social media. My focus is writing, publishing and self-development and these groups tend to all have the same people in them, and many don’t publish new content on a regular basis, which obviously makes it challenging to expand your reach. That is not meant to take away from the opportunity Triberr provides, but it is worth keeping in mind for anyone thinking about joining.
Excellent infographic Abrah! Will definitely check Triberr out. I’ve heard amazing things about it.. it’s just another thing to add to the ‘to-do’ list! 🙂
Thanks for the extra tips! I started using it recently, but so far without a lot of luck, will give it another shot and hopefully second-time round using your tips I might be able to get the ball rolling a bit better!
Thanks for the information!
Charles
I have recently started using triberr and it is a great platform.
I hope following given tips will help me in generating more traffic.
Thanks for the post.
Very helpful. I’m just starting out and it’s cool to know there are some people out there who dedicate time to giving such helpful tips.
I am newer here and want to join the Triberr. Hope it will be really useful to me..
Brilliant article!
I had never heard of Triberr before reading your article and I’ll certainly be joining right away. Hopefully i could generate some more traffic to my site!
Thanks for sharing!
This Triberr is very useful for me, because I am a new.
Thanks for this article.
Regard.
Kabir
Abrar,
Thanks for the excellent write-up! We’re happy to see our Triberr Family sharing the value it provides within the community. We definitely appreciate the effort you’ve taken to create such valuable content!
Thanks again,
Charlie Patel
CEO, Triberr