Triberr Prime Lite

January 29, 2013 — Prime Lite, Triberr

After a few of weeks of Prime Lite membership I can report that I am happy I have subscribed. I like the ability to auto approve the bloggers whose work I know I want to share. This single feature, which I am not using to the max has streamlined Triberr for me in a good way. I do not post 14 times a week now, so I did not buy the service to be able to post more frequently. The additional features are the draw for me. I aspire to posting 14 good quality blog posts a week, but feel no pressure to do so to get my $10 worth.

The success of Triberr and the tribes to which I belong is important to me. I enjoy getting to know others by reading their blogs. I learn how to write and produce a better blog, and I also acquire much knowledge I would not otherwise encounter. I choose to tweet the content that I find useful and compelling. Since this curation of content is a kind of self expression, care needs to be taken to serve your community rather than just flood the twitter stream. By paying only $10 a month I am entitled to auto approve the content of 25 bloggers, which is a lot! I have privileges to both be a member and owner of more tribes, which at present is not an issue. I received an atomic tribe, whose members automatically share my blog each time I publish it. I aspire to have fans who want to do that at some point in my life, but for now, this is also an unused part of my new status.

When I was invited to join Triberr it helped me to commit time to both reading and writing blogs. I have been pleased with the positive results. By sharing the experience with my tribe I gained both confidence and skill. Until recently I have paid nothing for all these advantages. In comparison to other services I already have, $120.00 for the year is a super deal for Prime Lite. I can expand and work my way into using all the benefits. For now, I am glad I have the challenge of making use of them. Triberr provides excellent value and community to my tribe and me.