A Guide to Getting Started on Triberr

Have you decided you’re ready to join Triberr, but are unsure how to get started? Then this guide is for you.

To get started, point your browser to www.triberr.com

You will need to fill out the form which requests your email, your password and your blog  URL. Check the ‘I agree to the Terms’ and then click Join Now.

Connecting Your Twitter Account

You will add your twitter account as soon as you get into the site.

The first screen will look like this, if everything is filled out correctly.

Now it’s time to connect your twitter account. If you are connected to twitter right now, LOG OUT. Do not click the button if you are still signed in. When you click on the Add Your Twitter Account button, you will be redirected to twitter. Here you will need to authorize Triberr to access Twitter.

Fill out your user name and password and click sign in. It will then redirect you back to Triberr.

Getting Started Inside Triberr:

Now you’re inside Triberr. Here’s a few things you need to do first. Read the Introduction page. When you are finished, click Next Step and move on. You will need complete all four steps to officially be a member of member of Triberr and have everything working correctly. It will sometimes appear if things are working regularly, but if these steps are not completed, you will have problems using the service. It’s not difficult either.

Read all of the information presented. Most of it is easy to understand. Remember, if something seems confusing, you can always ask about it in the bonfires (more on that later). Click Next Step when you’re finished reading this page.

Here’s where you will learn about the FAQ area of the Triberr bonfires. We keep it updated with new FAQ’s that come up. Click Next Step, you’re almost done.

The first two guides that are linked up are from this blog. The second link is the most current, accurate, frequently updated guide to using Triberr (this one).

Now, click Get Started.

Now we are going to switch over to my non-testing account to my real Triberr account. P.S. You are only allowed a single Triberr account. Multiple twitter and RSS feeds can be connected to a single Triberr account. More than one Triberr account is against Triberr’s TOS and can be cause for immediate removal.

I’m In. I’m Now an official Triberr member, now what?

Sit back, write quality blog posts, and Triberr will help you maximize your audience and become part of an amazing community of bloggers. Eventually in your twitter mentions, you will begin to notice other people, some you might not even know or connect to on Twitter, will begin tweeting your blog posts. At this point, what you need to realize is that, Tribemate A has tweeted your post, so every follower that tribemate A has, is seeing that tweet, which is about YOUR blog post.

Imagine if you are in a tribe that has 10 members, and each member tweets your blog post – that’s 9 people tweeting your blog posts beside yourself. And every single twitter user that is following that person will see your tweet. Lots more exposure. My stats jumped my very first day on Triberr.

Let’s do a math lesson real quick, just to show you the numbers, since everyone is so into the numbers game. If you join a tribe of ten, there are nine people (besides you) that will be tweeting every blog post you write from that point. Let’s say that each of those tribe mates have at least 100 followers. (some have thousands, so I’m using a really low # here.) Nine people, tweeting your blog post x 100 followers each – That’s 900 people that have the potential to see your post! Imagine the increase in traffic if you are writing quality, entertaining posts with catchy titles. Yep, it’s going to be good!

There are plenty more user guides, tutorials and answers to your frequently asked questions on this site. Be sure to check them out.

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