How Much Traffic Do You Get From Triberr?

How much traffic do you get from Triberr? (this is for Benny)

Triberr is a beast.

A good beast that is. It’s breaking down the Iron Curtain, so to speak, and allowing all bloggers to play on equal footing.

After using Triberr for around two months now, I thought I’d take the time to document some of my Triberr statistics – and hopefully use this post as a soundboard of growth for some of you who are beginning to use the Triberr service.

The question of the post is: How much traffic do you get from Triberr?

This post isn’t going to be long, but I felt like it was something useful to be shared.

My Triberr Statistics

728 visits coming from 15 blog posts sent through Triberr.
An average of 50 visitors coming from Triberr for each blog post.
As of June 13th, 2011 I have a Triberr reach of 717,777.

Recently I was invited into a few Tribes that have an incredible reach. My last blog post, why do you comment on blogs, was the very first to be sent using such a large reach. I’m still waiting on the statistics of this post, but expect it to be much higher than the average fifty calculated above.

Increase Your Triberr Traffic

I feel like my Triberr statistics could be greater, so I’m going to work on doing the following.

Use snazzier blog post titles.
Release my posts at optimum Twitter times. (for me this is midday, Pacific time)
Follow and comment on the blogs of all those whom Tweet my posts.
Smile. Who can’t when using Triberr?!

While the above steps are generally well accepted in the blogging community as “good blogging practices” they translate well into Triberr also.

A Few Questions

I have a few questions for you. It would please me if you answered, my friends.

What traffic are you seeing from Triberr?
What have you done to see statistical improvements?
Is your Triberr system set to manual or auto?
Do you use the new “inbreeding” system?

Looking forward to your comments.

All in all – I’m really enjoying the service. It’s phenomenal. If you’d like an invite yourself – feel free to email me. I’d be happy to get you started in the “Smartastic” tribe.

Stay tuned for another post in the coming weeks on the reasons why I love Triberr.