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September 23, 2016 By Paula 7 Comments

Why I LOVE tailwind tribes (and where to find the good ones)

I’ve become a huge fan of tailwind in the last couple of months. I’ve found it to be the most intuitive of the pinterest schedulers that I’ve tried, and has the most features that make sense for my Pinterest strategy.

It allows you to schedule the same pin to multiple boards at once, but space out when they go “live” on pinterest. It also allows you to connect with other bloggers and work together with them in tribes! There’s much to love on tailwind, and I’m only scratching the tip of the iceburg here in this post. I’ve used my own referral and affiliate links in this post.

Get a free month of tailwind here

 

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Here is a quick video I did about how tailwind works, and my favorite features (including tribes!)


If you have more questions or need more clarification about tailwind/tribes leave a comment and I’ll do my best to help you!

Now on to tailwind tribes to join. Used to, these were invite-only and you had to be added individually by the tribe admin. Thankfully, you can be invited via link now, so in order to join, you simply have to click the links to be taken to your invitation to join!

where-to-find-tailwind-tribes

BP Bloggers tailwind tribe – All topics from followers of our site! I love pinning your content! Rules, if you share to the group re-pin at least as many as you add to the group.

Marriage Tribe

Valentines and heart crafts/activities

Special needs parenting 

Faith blogger pins

Striving Bloggers

All things crafty

Mom bloggers swap

Natural birth, breastfeeding and the fourth trimester

Organize, declutter and moving

Mom’s the word

Positive People

Preschool Crafts, Activities, Printables

Kid Stuff 

What Matters to Mommy

Home Design and DIY

Paleo Recipes

Crafts, Recipes, DIY

Education/Homeschool

Easy & Healthier Recipes

Fabulous Food Pinners

All things beautiful

Toot’s Tribe

Blogger’s unite tribe

Personal Growth

DIY Wedding Bloggers

Profitable Blogging Tips

Paleo & Gluten Free Lifestyle

Practical Mommy Lifestyle 

Family Travel

Travel Photography

Expat Bloggers Networking Group

Parenting

STE(A)M activities

Educational Printable Makers

Nature activities for kids

My best new pin (kids and parenting)

Kid pins going viral

Montessori

Parenting and Pregnancy 

Multicultural education

Positive parenting & play based learning

Seasonal kids/family stuff

Learning with play

Sewing and Quilting

 

If you have your own tailwind tribe you’d like it to be added to the list, fill out this form! 

 

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  1. Debra Needles says

    November 14, 2016 at 8:14 am

    I clicked to join mom blogger’s swap. It said I was invited and then there was a button to “join tribe”. I clicked it, but it still isn’t showing up as one of my tribes. Is there something else I need to do?

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    • Tina Ernspiker says

      December 3, 2016 at 11:05 pm

      Perhaps try again?? Happened to me on a few and than worked the second time.

      Reply
  2. Tina Ernspiker says

    December 3, 2016 at 11:03 pm

    Thanks for this list! I joined a few ☺

    Reply
  3. The Cameron Team says

    December 28, 2016 at 1:24 pm

    Thank you for including Home Design and DIY! I hope we get a bunch more participants who love everything home design and interior decorating. We share DIY furniture and room makeovers, as well as tips for interior decorating.

    Reply
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