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Triberr is a unique content distribution platform. Content creators (bloggers, curators) “feed” content into their tribes, who then share that content via their own social media channels. Having your content shared by a large network (tribe) of loyal Tier 1 supporters, gives your content the greatest chance for reaching its intended audience. Content can be sent [...]

The boys from Neomammalian Studios strike again with an infographic about the life cycle of an infographic. I know, it’s pretty Inception-y, but really nicely done. So here it is. If you ever wondered where infographics go to die, this infographic has the answer Click to embiggen Click to embiggen I invite you to embed [...]

Two quick tips, plus an infographic about Pinterest for bloggers. Tip No. 1 To see who has pinned your blog on Pinterest, type in http://pinterest.com/source/blog-name.com/ So for DIYB, I would enter the following in my Browser’s address bar: http://pinterest.com/source/diyblogger.net/ Tip No. 2 The second tip is to monetize your Pinterest board(s) right now. You can [...]

Pin It I was asked to give a keynote address on the subject of creating a community of fanatics. At the same time, Danny Iny asked me to write a guest chapter for his then upcoming book, Engagement From Scratch. The book includes chapters by the likes of Guy Kawasaki, Mark W. Schaefer, Mitch Joel, [...]

This week was the Email Marketing week on DIYB. I hope you enjoyed it. To conclude our romp through various aspects of email campaigns, I’ve decided to end on a high note covering ways in which deliverability of your email marketing could be improved. But first… It helps to know how it all begun It [...]

I mentioned in a previous post how OCD I get before I send an email to Triberr mailing list. Email Marketing is a game best suited for detail-oriented individuals, and I am far from it. So the only way I can get through it is by checking, then re-checking, then re-checking, then… In keeping with [...]

I pride myself on the fact that Dan Cristo and I provide a unique, original and useful service to bloggers and our community members are fanatical about it. But that doesn’t mean that we don’t get people who sign up, accept the “send me occasional emails and keep me in the loop” option, and then [...]