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*If you are a member of my Simple Pin Facebook group, there is a list in the Files section of Tribes. If you can’t find a tribe, then start one and ask 3-4 other people to join you! Take the bull by the horns and do it yourself don’t wait for someone to ask you! ~Kim I invited my Facebook group to submit questions about Tailwind tribes. Here are some of Kim’s answers to those questions:Ī– The first and best way to find suitable tribes to join is to ask in your niche Facebook groups, or ask other bloggers that you know. Tailwind tribes also has a search feature for finding relevant tribes. If a pin isn’t Pinterest friendly, the tribe owner has the ability to delete the pin. The owner needs to stay active in maintaining the integrity of the pins being shared.It’s useful for absolutely nobody if a member isn’t sharing or contributing.

If that seems too hard, then that tribe isn’t for you.

Share 2 pins for each one you add of your own.

But as time went on, she saw the need to set policies within the tribe, in order to make sure that members share others’ content as much or more than they add their own pins. When Kim first started using Tailwind tribes, she didn’t really have a lot of rules in place. The 3 Main Elements That Make A Tribe Successful Using Tailwind tribes, you can easily fill your schedule with the types of content you want to share with your followers. These rules typically outline the number of your own pins you can add relative to the number of pins of other members’ content that you share.Īs you choose other members’ content to share, those pins are automatically put into your Tailwind schedule. As you begin to pin to the tribe, you’ll need to understand and follow the rules as set forth by the tribe owner. If someone invites you to join a tribe, you simply click on the link to join.

You also have control over which pieces of content are being shared. So a new audience is seeing your content. Kim says, “Absolutely!” Tribes gives you an opportunity to get your content in front of people that you don’t know. So should the average Pinterest user be excited about tribes? If so, why? We tried different types of groups, but now we use one main Simple Pin tribe, as well as several niche tribes. With over 100 client accounts to manage, getting content from one client to share on another client’s page was never an easy process. Tribes are an effective solution for my team to share content here at Simple Pin. How Tailwind Tribes Help Us at Simple Pin

She has seen a higher level of reciprocity from tribes than she ever did in a Facebook share group. Those people started pinning to the board, and the result was that Kim was able to interact with a lot of people she didn’t know before. Kim’s first tribe was called “Let’s Eat.” She shared the link to her tribe in a Facebook group and had a lot of people join. You can invite people individually, or you can share the link to a tribe, say in a Facebook group, and people can choose to join. How do you go about setting up a tribe? It couldn’t be easier. Not only is it a great way to keep track of people in your niche, but it gives you yet another way to assess the pin performance, since Tailwind tracks tribe shares and repins for you. Using Tailwind Tribes to Boost Pinterest Views What Is a Tailwind Tribe?Ī Tailwind tribe is a group of bloggers or people you connect with to share each other’s pins on a common topic.

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Click here to read my full disclosure policy. This post contains affiliate links, which means if you make a purchase through these links, I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. So I asked her to come on the show and give my listeners some advice and help on how best to use tribes. In today’s episode, I am talking with Kim from Today’s Creative Life. Kim runs an effective tribe on Tailwind.

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Update November 2020: Tailwind officially changed the name of Tailwind Tribes to Tailwind Communities.