Ready for BlogHops On Steroids? Meet Triberr

Tonight I was going to host the first official ThoughtsFromParis BlogHop where you could share your blog posts with my readers. And something wasn’t sitting right with me. I’ve done versions of this before, and quite frankly, it hasn’t really worked all that well. I didn’t want to promote a BlogHop and have it not benefit anyone. So I ditched it.

Almost immediately after abandoning the BlogHop something clicked and I realized that the best solution was a service I’ve been using for years.

I love introducing my audience to other people’s writing. There are a ton of bloggers who you need to be reading, but you probably don’t know exist.

Enter Triberr.

I created a tribe called BlogHops on Steroids. Triberr has the single best model of sharing content I’ve found on the web. You can apply to join my tribe and then you’ll have the ability for your posts to be shared via other members’ social media outlets. Also, you can present other tribe members’ writing to your audience.

Bottom line – if you want more readers and you have great content, this works. Highest possible recommendation.

Come join BlogHops on Steroids – only awesome bloggers need apply.

24 thoughts on “Ready for BlogHops On Steroids? Meet Triberr”

  1. Dino Dogan says:

    LOOK OUT! There’s something behind you

    :-p

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  2. Dino Dogan says:

    You can also share your posts to your blog. It’s literally like retweeting, except it’s the entire post. We call it a Triberr reblog 🙂

    Not only does the content get syndicated across blogs, but authorship stays with the content so the original author always gets the credit, AND comments get syndicated as well. Any comment left on your instance are visible on my instance of the same post 🙂

    BOOM!

    Retweet on steroids 🙂

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  3. Lovelyn says:

    I’m new to Triberr, but so far I think it’s brilliant. I hope I’m awesome enough to get into your blog hop tribe. I’m pretty sure I’m fabulous and I know I’m silly, but I’m not so sure about awesome.

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    1. D.J. Paris says:

      Glad you’re in the tribe!!!!

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  4. Kate Hall says:

    Sweet. I’m in….if you’ll let me.

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  5. Emily says:

    Sign me up – please!?

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  7. Ruchira says:

    Sweet…count me in 🙂

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  8. Meg says:

    I totally dig this idea. I’m definitely in!

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  9. Sue says:

    I joined, but I show up as a follower and have a red (Leave) next to my name. What keys to the kingdom did not find on the way to the tribe?

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    1. D.J. Paris says:

      I think you’re in now. Let me know if not.

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  10. Frankie Lawson says:

    Thank you so much for supplying the direct link to your tribe. It doesn’t appear in the list of tribes it offers to let you “explore”.

    Thank you for creating such a great community and sharing your readers.

    I don’t know if you ever saw this, but I wrote a blog post about sending you a blog post: http://wp.me/p3GtDz-1n

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    1. D.J. Paris says:

      I’m sorry I didn’t use your post – it was nothing personal. I received something like 100 posts and I couldn’t shoehorn them all in. I really tried. I’m sure your content was great. I appreciate your readership!

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      1. Frankie Lawson says:

        No worries. It gave me a prompt to write about, and it’s gotten over 1,300 page views. My second best page view count is 300, and that’s on BlogHer.

        I really appreciate the community building you’re doing on your web site. It’s one of my favorite things about blogging, meeting folks like you.

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  12. Small Footprints says:

    I’ve been on Triberr for awhile and love it. And, on a few days when it was down, traffic to my blog dropped significantly … so I know it works. What I’d like to say, though, is that Triberr is all about sharing. It gives members statistics as to who shares our content and who doesn’t. From the people I’ve talked to, I’ve learned that it’s considered “bad manners” to simply load your own posts for others to tweet without sharing other member’s content. So may I suggest that everyone be prepared to read and share content … it’s the polite thing to do!

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  14. Norine @ Science of Parenthood says:

    We’re in! Science of Parenthood is an illustrated humor blog. We take the math and science concepts we all learned in high school and use them the “explain” parenting situations. We love to read and share!

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  15. Sandra Sallin says:

    Thank you for starting this DJ. I’m a member of Triberr but had no idea what to do. In fact I still don’t know but I’m trusting you and going for it.

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