Going Tribal is the newest 'in thing'.
If you own a blog you need to be reading this and then going out of your way to join a tribe.
What is a Tribe? Let's just read through the rest of this article to find out more and how belonging to a tribe can explode your online business and improve your creditability.
A tribe is a group of people connected to each other by their ideas and concepts who are all connected by one leader. Online 'tribes' are a way of connecting like-minded people who are able to share their ideas and posts from their websites or blogs. Other members of the 'tribe' will then leave a comment on the individual's post or blog, and share the content across the web, either via Facebook, twitter or other social bookmarking sites so in effect the post can be seen by many many more people that the original post owner could reach. By using a tribe in this way can promote your content and make it viral online in less time, and more effectively.
The old adage of 'word of mouth' leads to 'trust' and increased reputation, increased sales, being a member of a tribe in effect is similar by this marketing method, as you are being recommended by other members within the tribe to their social circle, against their integrity and social reputation.
The concept of a tribe is simple, you share your content with the rest of the tribe. They will leave a comment on your blog, from a marketing perspective this will push your ratings up with the search engines, the more valid comments creates more links which improves your blog ranking. It is also very important that everyone within the tribe all support each other by leaving comments and sharing each others blog contents helps to create a sense of community within the tribe. Similarly, each member of the tribe will support and work with other members to promote their content, posts and blogs across the many social media marketing elements available online today.
So the benefits of being a member of a tribe are that you have a captive audience who are willing to help promote each others blog posts across the internet using their extensive network of people who they have built up trust and respect with. Your posts have the ability to go viral without the use of automated software, but with real people. Facebook have a number of tribes, just search for the word 'tribes' and sign up and start sharing your posts and sharing the posts of others.
If you own a blog you need to be reading this and then going out of your way to join a tribe.
What is a Tribe? Let's just read through the rest of this article to find out more and how belonging to a tribe can explode your online business and improve your creditability.
A tribe is a group of people connected to each other by their ideas and concepts who are all connected by one leader. Online 'tribes' are a way of connecting like-minded people who are able to share their ideas and posts from their websites or blogs. Other members of the 'tribe' will then leave a comment on the individual's post or blog, and share the content across the web, either via Facebook, twitter or other social bookmarking sites so in effect the post can be seen by many many more people that the original post owner could reach. By using a tribe in this way can promote your content and make it viral online in less time, and more effectively.
The old adage of 'word of mouth' leads to 'trust' and increased reputation, increased sales, being a member of a tribe in effect is similar by this marketing method, as you are being recommended by other members within the tribe to their social circle, against their integrity and social reputation.
The concept of a tribe is simple, you share your content with the rest of the tribe. They will leave a comment on your blog, from a marketing perspective this will push your ratings up with the search engines, the more valid comments creates more links which improves your blog ranking. It is also very important that everyone within the tribe all support each other by leaving comments and sharing each others blog contents helps to create a sense of community within the tribe. Similarly, each member of the tribe will support and work with other members to promote their content, posts and blogs across the many social media marketing elements available online today.
So the benefits of being a member of a tribe are that you have a captive audience who are willing to help promote each others blog posts across the internet using their extensive network of people who they have built up trust and respect with. Your posts have the ability to go viral without the use of automated software, but with real people. Facebook have a number of tribes, just search for the word 'tribes' and sign up and start sharing your posts and sharing the posts of others.
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