http://www.triberr.comMaybe you haven’t heard of Triberr.com.
Or maybe you are ahead of the curve and already not only know what it is but are part of Triberr.com. It’s definitely something that takes a bit of time to wrap your brain around it and what it can do for your blog and you!
Triberr.com is a relatively new platform that’s gaining significant visibility because of three things
1)It’s about blogger content amplification (don’t know what that means? Listen to the podcast)
2) It’s about leveling the playing field to “flat” for big and small bloggers alike and letting content quality be the decisive factor. Why is content so important? It’s why you read a blog and return because of the quality of the content and the “voice” of the writer.
3)It’s a blogger network where everyone shares content via various social media networks and thus the visibility for everyone grows.
4) There are big guns on there and there are just starting out bloggers. The platform works for everyone because it’s about joining “tribes” (AKA groups based on topics)
5) Share the content of others to various social media platforms.
6) Re-blogging – what does it really mean?
I had the opportunity to talk to Dino Dogan founder of Triberr.com who along with his colleague Dan Cristo created this site over 2 years ago and have done a major facelift that streamlines the site and makes it more user-friendly
Or maybe you have and are ahead of the game. Either way, you will learn something from this conversation with Triberr founder Dino Dogan
Thanks to Dino Dogan for part 2 of this conversation. The original version was over 50 minutes and I knew I would cut it in half and part one is “what is Triberr.com?” and part 1 was featured yesterday so if you want to hear it because you missed it, here’s the link to the post: www.la-story.com/DinoDogan2
Stevie Wilson,
LA-Story.com
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Thanks Stevie for spreading the tribal love. You know I am a huge fan, but I have not taken time to explain it much to others. These podcasts are an excellent way to help people know how powerful and useful it is.