Get More Readers with Triberr

One of the greatest challenges faced by bloggers is getting more people to read your content.

Many people use paid advertising to drive traffic. Some enter into a barter scenario with a \”you click my link and I\’ll click yours\” mentality. Still others have devised intricate schemes which trick people into clicking a link.

The first method is often viable, though risky for those with small budgets.

The second scenario can work, but you may find yourself sharing content that isn\’t really appropriate for your particular niche.

The latter is just another way to game the system.

That\’s why I am happy to have discovered a site that doesn\’t cost a penny but delivers more targeted readers than any of the other methods for driving traffic.

The site is called Triberr.com, and it is a community of bloggers who share and discuss content that is submitted through the site.

True to the spirit of natural selection, the hundreds of bloggers who belong to this site read, discuss and share content that they believe will be of interest to their Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn followers.

There are dozens of tribes in a number of categories, including business, entertainment, design, education, health, photography, sports, religion and more.

Simply seek out a tribe and ask to be included. The person responsible for the tribe will check out your blog and approve you if your content is a good fit for their tribe.

By attaching the RSS feed for your blog and connecting your social media accounts, your new blog entries will appear on the dashboard of your tribemates.

For example, this is what a recent login to my dashboard showed as available.

By clicking in the \”approve\” box, I authorize Triberr.com to post to the social accounts of my choosing. I am also able to set posts to time-release, so they don\’t all hit at once.

On the \”My Posts\” tab, I can see which of my blog posts displayed to my tribemates. The stats reveal how many times my posts were clicked on the site, as well as the number of shares my posts received.

This is content curation at it\’s most communal and organic.

I only approve posts I truly believe add value to my followers. The rest I pass on and leave to someone else to share.

I\’ve had the opportunity to speak with Dino Dogan, one of the founders of Triberr. He told me that the site has over 50,000 tribes and they drive over two million monthly visits to their member sites.

He\’s got a great vision for growing this community. I am happy to share it with you today in hopes that you will find a tribe or two that best suits you.

I\’ve even started my OWN Tribe which I\’d like to invite you to be a part of!

Ready to get started? Join \”Friends of Joel Comm\” on Triberr.com now! When you do, it will notify me that you wish to follow. I will then promote you to Member status so you can connect your blog to the tribe. Easy, right?

Have you used Triberr.com? Or have you discovered similar sites that accomplish the same goal? Please leave your comments below!