Pamela Morse I like sharing diverse posts, and do it on Twitter. I pick out posts I find really fine to put on StumbleUpon also. If I think FB or Linkedin is a good place for a post, I will, but this is rare. I reblog occasionally.
@ywnh See what a great post can do! The whole process is like 100x more fun. Once you start reblogging you will love that too. It takes some adjusting. I don't just post it. I review it so it is laid out to fit my format. Headers, pics and such. I have also reworked my keyword links based on the new shared content. If triberr post is on your topic, it lights up the internal links.
Jennifer G. Hanford This is great and well-put. I'm a huge sharer, especially on Twitter. Triberr has allowed me to share a myriad of content which appeals to a lot of different people. I do like to mix up the links with real engagement, but I see a lot of accounts that only share their own posts - with zero conversations. That being said, there's such a fine line between marketing and spamming...you hit the nail on the head with your post.
I'm trying the reblog function for the first time - with this post! Fingers crossed, I hope this works well! It's something I've thought about writing myself and I am happy to share your message!
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Thanks Jennifer! Great to read your comments and I do agree with you. If you have any troubles with the reblogging function, let me know. Dino and the staff at Triberr have been great about helping me and I can put you in direct contact with some tech support if it's beyond what I can help with.
I am also a huge sharer on Twitter and somewhat on my personal FB. I try to keep my fanpage to 3 posts a day (that seems to be ideal based on my analytics) and Google+ I just kind of do a bit haphazardly at the moment. lol
@ywnh Wow you got back fast. Thanks. I get it now. I don't do that, I guess I don't spam after all. As of reading and commenting on your post, I think it does more than sharing alone. Feedback makes me write better, both negative and positive. Keep writing, we are reading, learning and sharing and reblogging.
Lisa Mason
Thank you so much. And I completely agree. I love all feedback as it does help me improve and it also helps me see views outside of just my own, which I believe is so important for growth. Thanks again for reading. :)
Lisa Mason With Triberr, other people are sharing your posts, which is definitely something we want. I am talking about someone's social feed having the last 40-50 posts being them sharing the same link over and over again. For example, you write a new blog post and you schedule it to post once every hour on the hour for 24 hours but you never post anything else on your feed.
I love Triberr and definitely encourage it. Thanks for reading and taking the time to leave a comment. That means a lot to me. :)
@ywnh First of all, the post was well worth the read for anyone who writes a blog or has a content marketing website.
I would say that most everyone is at least a little bit guilty of your definition of spam. That said, I am not sure how you work Triberr in you view. Triberr, as a social network, automatically links ever post to your Triberr feed and then your tribe can share on their networks. If fact some video I have seen suggests you share or you will not be shared. I have decided to focus my Triberr time, reading posts that interest me and post comments, such as this one. Then, I can share with the knowledge I read and interacted on the post that I am sharing on my social network.
If the topic fits my site content, I prefer to reblog the post to share it with my subscribers. For me, I assume that followers and subscribers expect to see my posts as I share them from by site by feed like Triberr. Help me out if I have this wrong.
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Hi, Lisa - people don't like to be spammed. It's definitely best to be thoughtful and tactful when sharing the content of others.
Great tips, thanks for sharing, miss! : )
I like sharing diverse posts, and do it on Twitter. I pick out posts I find really fine to put on StumbleUpon also. If I think FB or Linkedin is a good place for a post, I will, but this is rare. I reblog occasionally.
See what a great post can do! The whole process is like 100x more fun. Once you start reblogging you will love that too. It takes some adjusting. I don't just post it. I review it so it is laid out to fit my format. Headers, pics and such. I have also reworked my keyword links based on the new shared content. If triberr post is on your topic, it lights up the internal links.
Great job Lisa. I'll be reblogging this one.
Thanks Jason- good to see you stop by. :)
Thanks so much, Lisa!!!
You're welcome! And see, there's Dino offering to help. He's good like that! :)
This is great and well-put. I'm a huge sharer, especially on Twitter. Triberr has allowed me to share a myriad of content which appeals to a lot of different people. I do like to mix up the links with real engagement, but I see a lot of accounts that only share their own posts - with zero conversations. That being said, there's such a fine line between marketing and spamming...you hit the nail on the head with your post.
I'm trying the reblog function for the first time - with this post! Fingers crossed, I hope this works well! It's something I've thought about writing myself and I am happy to share your message!
Thanks Jennifer! Great to read your comments and I do agree with you. If you have any troubles with the reblogging function, let me know. Dino and the staff at Triberr have been great about helping me and I can put you in direct contact with some tech support if it's beyond what I can help with. I am also a huge sharer on Twitter and somewhat on my personal FB. I try to keep my fanpage to 3 posts a day (that seems to be ideal based on my analytics) and Google+ I just kind of do a bit haphazardly at the moment. lol
Good luck with the Reblog, Jenn. And yes, as Lisa said, lemme know if you need help :-)
Wow you got back fast. Thanks. I get it now. I don't do that, I guess I don't spam after all. As of reading and commenting on your post, I think it does more than sharing alone. Feedback makes me write better, both negative and positive. Keep writing, we are reading, learning and sharing and reblogging.
Thank you so much. And I completely agree. I love all feedback as it does help me improve and it also helps me see views outside of just my own, which I believe is so important for growth. Thanks again for reading. :)
With Triberr, other people are sharing your posts, which is definitely something we want. I am talking about someone's social feed having the last 40-50 posts being them sharing the same link over and over again. For example, you write a new blog post and you schedule it to post once every hour on the hour for 24 hours but you never post anything else on your feed.
I love Triberr and definitely encourage it. Thanks for reading and taking the time to leave a comment. That means a lot to me. :)
First of all, the post was well worth the read for anyone who writes a blog or has a content marketing website.
I would say that most everyone is at least a little bit guilty of your definition of spam. That said, I am not sure how you work Triberr in you view. Triberr, as a social network, automatically links ever post to your Triberr feed and then your tribe can share on their networks. If fact some video I have seen suggests you share or you will not be shared. I have decided to focus my Triberr time, reading posts that interest me and post comments, such as this one. Then, I can share with the knowledge I read and interacted on the post that I am sharing on my social network.
If the topic fits my site content, I prefer to reblog the post to share it with my subscribers. For me, I assume that followers and subscribers expect to see my posts as I share them from by site by feed like Triberr. Help me out if I have this wrong.