Founders of triberr sound off on the services early success
by Daniel Snyder on Apr 6, 2011 • 8:41 pm 16 CommentsTriberr is a relatively new web app that is the brain child of Dino Dogan and Daniel Cristo. I myself am a recent convert to the benefits of Triberr and also had a chat with Dino about the service.
What is Triberr?
Triberr is a web app that helps you Extend your Reach on twitter. Every time you publish a new post, everyone in your tribe will tweet it to their followers. And you do the same for everyone in your tribe. In chatting with founder Dino Dogan about why Triberr was developed he had this to say, “I’ve noticed that there are a lot of small and medium sized bloggers producing AMAZING content with little or no recognition. In fact, I think its fair to say that top 1% of superstar bloggers get 99% of attention whilst producing mediocre content at best. And attention in social media world = book deals, money, speaking engagements and countless other opportunities. Triberr is my attempt at evening the playing field and allowing great content to surface on its own merits. Triberr makes true engagement and quality content by one blogger to be shared with the audience of other bloggers that are at the same level of engagement and quality for mutual benefit all around. Both bloggers and their audience.”
Triberr offers a lot
Guaranteed Retweets, the opportunity to give back and a quick and easy way to offer quality content to your followers. If you belong to a tribe at triberr everytime you publish new content to an RSS feed everyone else in your tribe shares it on twitter. In the same way when people in your tribe publish new content you with automatically be tweeting it as well. Once triberr is setup it takes care of itself. Your RSS feed is importated automatically and new content is sent to your tribes members. It doesn’t require any maintenance at all. The fun part comes in building new tribes. Invite your friends with similar interests and build a community around yourself. Since triberr is hands off once setup you will most certainly have more time for the true engagements twitter was built for. It’s simply! You can follow the happenings with triberr at their blog, here.
Benefits of Triberr
- It’s free (though there are some options in development which can be put to use with the purchase of credits).
- Get your blog off the ground and increase traffic.
- No need to wait 6-12 months for your SEO efforts to take full effect.
- No need for you to pester your followers with constant retweets of your own blog posts.
Your Tribe does it for you and it creates a real win-win-win situation.
- You Win — Your blog posts get distributed by your Tribe far and wide.
- Tribes Win- People in your Tribe get to feed quality content to their followers and inject variety into their own tweeting efforts
- Followers Win- Followers get exposed to quality content created by your Tribesmen.
How do I join triberr?
Joining triberr happens by invitation. I’d be happy to extend an invitation to you if you’d like to join one of my tribes. The main tribe I’m looking to build right now is called INSPIRED INFLUENCERS and will be compromised of bloggers, writers and website owners who have influence and are looking to inspire and educate others, if that is you and you’re interested, all that I need is your email address. Submit your email address to me confidentially and request to join the INSPIRED INFLUENCERS tribe. Use this contact form to submit your email. Want to find out more first? Go directly to triberr.com and watch a video about the service.
How is triberr monetized?
Dino let me know that “Triberr is currently entirely self financed by myself (Dino) and Dan Cristo who is the lead developer on the project and the coding genius behind the platform. Our monetization plan is simple. Give incredible amount of value for free and charge small fees for optional extra services like replays, post manually, etc. Also, Triberr is building altruism into its business model. Altruism not as an afterthought and a “nice to do” but part of the core biz model from the ground up. More on that very soon.”
Triberr launched about a month ago in beta and is expecting to reach 1000 members by the end of April.
What others are saying about Triberr
Triberr 1.0: invite-only crack for the in-crowd by Stan Faryna
Minority Blogging and Great Taste by John Falchetto
A Leap of Faith that Brought a Metric-Ton of Traffic by Robert Dempsey
16 comments
A. Tatum Jr says:
Apr 6, 2011
Sounds very interesting Dan. Count me in. How did you come across this?
Patricia@lavenderuses says:
Apr 7, 2011
Hi Daniel
I was really surprised when Dino sent me an invite when it was first started. Pleased to be part of such an innovative idea that is certainly getting the tweets happening.
And being introduced to some people I haven’t met and more bloggers to connect with too. win-win for all of us 🙂
Patricia Perth Australia
Daniel Snyder says:
Apr 7, 2011
Yeah I’ve been really impressed with triberr – the key is certainly about being in a quality tribe in which quality content is produced. So far, so good! Building my own tribe now, so I will have to see how I do. 🙂
Christina Crowe says:
Apr 7, 2011
Hi Daniel,
I agree – Triberr is incredible. I’ve met so many new, awesome people and come across tons of amazing blogs that I wouldn’t have found otherwise if I hadn’t of joined Triberr.
You see, tribes are often talked about by many A-list bloggers. Triberr makes this idea come to life by offering users the ability to join tribes with people they already love and admire – and mostly already share their content anyway (I know the tribe I’m in is filled with past friends who already write valuable and meaningful content).
Anyway, joining a tribe was probably one of the best decisions I’ve ever made, simply because of the relationships I’ve built and the awesome content I’m spreading around on my own Twitter feed.
Great review – I’m definitely going to write one of my own pretty soon. 🙂
Christina
Daniel Snyder says:
Apr 7, 2011
Thanks Christina, with so much positive feedback this service is sure to succeed. I haven’t heard one negative thing about triberr yet, and I’m loving it too! 🙂
Dino Dogan says:
Apr 7, 2011
Hey Daniel,
There is one element that you and Triberr share in common. And that is the speed of implementation.
Triberr had a functioning core set up within a week of conception. And you had an awesome idea for post which you put together in record time.
Speed of implementation my friend…thats what its all about. And yours is breakneck. Congrats 🙂
Daniel Snyder says:
Apr 8, 2011
Hey Dino! Thanks for the compliment. 🙂
Marcelo Sites says:
Apr 10, 2011
Thanks for calling my attention to triberr.
I have requested an invitation.
Daniel Snyder says:
Apr 11, 2011
Great Marcelo! I wasn’t sure if you sent your invite to me or not since I didn’t see it, but I hope you get joined up! 🙂
Kavita says:
Apr 25, 2011
Hearing a lot about Triberr in the blogosphere but I think this the best post about Triberr just like your every post. Another amazing application for bloggers but it can be joined onIy by invitation. It is always a pleasure reading your blog posts. Thanks for sharing.
Daniel Snyder says:
Apr 26, 2011
Thanks Kavita for your compliment! Let me know if you want to join Triberr, I’ll send you an invite!
Tuan @ Technology Blog says:
May 8, 2011
I’ve just known about Triberr and its idea sounds great. Could I join you tribe, Daniel?
Daniel Snyder says:
May 9, 2011
Hey Tuan, sure I’ll send you an invite.
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Charis says:
Aug 22, 2011
Hi Daniel,
This is an incredible idea!
I’m trying very hard to get more readers for my blog.
Do you think I could get an invite?
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