Blog syndication can be a time consuming process, or you can simplify it by taking some time initially to set up an OnlyWire account.

This simple blog syndication technique can be invaluable to those of us who are participating in tribe syndication groups. Not only does it offer a 1 click way to promote your fellow tribe members’ content to multiple social bookmarking sites, but it provides many backlinks and awesome Internet exposure – which will help them with SEO.

In order to effectively use this time saving resource, both parties (the blog author and the person syndicating the content) need to have OnlyWire accounts. So, if you’re participating in Tribe Tuesday, or any other tribe syndication activities, be sure to share this information with your fellow tribe members.

You’ll be able to promote their content easier, they’ll be able to promote your content easier, and everybody will benefit from greater exposure, SEO, and social proof. So, take the time to set up an OnlyWire account, have your tribe members do the same, and pay it forward in a major way!

Tribe Tuesday? What is that, you may ask…well hold onto your hats because you’re about to learn about one of the most inventive ideas to come down the highway in quite some time. Way bigger than Follow Friday, because it will give you much greater exposure and benefits than the popular #FF.

If you take a good look around my blog you may notice that my more recent posts have substantially more retweets, comments, and Facebook shares than my older ones. In fact, my most recent submission, dated just 3 days ago, has 11 retweets and 9 comments – while a very well written, informative post I wrote 6 months ago / has 1 retweet and 0 comments.

Not only is the older article written on a subject very near and dear to the heart of practically every blogger out there, but it’s been available for viewers for a substantially longer period of time. When you do the math, it just makes sense that it should have a far greater number of retweets and comments than the brand new content, right.?

So, what’s the difference? You guessed it….Tribe Tuesday!

Tribe Tuesday is a brand spanking new concept that is bringing both novice and expert bloggers tremendous exposure.  It’s being used in conjunction with blog syndication networks and is so phenomenal that it’s popping up all over the place in Twitter as a hash tag, much like the well known #Follow Friday.

It all revolves around us helping each other out, which is so much more refreshing than the old school business philosophy that competition is the name of the game. What’s happening is that tribes from all over the world are gathering on Tuesdays and promoting each others’ content. This includes blog syndication and commenting, Twitter retweets, social bookmarking,  Facebook shares, and subscribing to each others’ video sites then rating and commenting on videos.

Wow! Does that sound like a lot of work? I guess it all depends on how you look at it. Would you rather be all alone out there promoting your own work, or have a team of others who are doing it for you? Kind of a no-brainer, right?

The tribe Tuesday concept revolves around the whole principle of leveraging. Most of us have been taught that it’s better to work with others to leverage our time and efforts than to work alone. Just as Fridays have been designated as the day to promote our favorite Twitter “peeps”, Tuesdays have been designated as the day to take massive action on behalf of our fellow tribe syndication partners;  hence the name…

If you haven’t yet embraced the concept of joining a tribe to work together on blog syndication I highly advise you to do so. Be sure that you do some research and find the right tribe (this one action can make all the difference in your results).  If you haven’t found a tribe that feels right to you, I’m involved in 2 that I would highly recommend.

• Tribe Mastery 2.0, a subscription based tribe that includes valuable Internet marketing training
• Tribe Syndication Association (TSA) – no charge tribe linked to a Facebook group
  

Whether you join one or both of my teams or find another to be a part of, be sure that you catch the Tribe Tuesday wave!

ps – you don’t have to be a member of my tribe to share this post with others. Be sure to click on the green Retweet button and/or the blue Facebook button…..and I’d love to hear your comments on Tribe Tuesday!

When you hear the words “tribe social networking“, does your mind instantly flash to an image of a group of warriers doing a mystical dance?

Well, it’s time for you to wake up and discover the greatest resource available for you to improve web site traffic, and develop a blog syndication plan. And yes, you guessed it – it’s called tribe social networking!

If you’re a parent you may have heard the phrase “it takes a village”. If you’re a blogger you’re about to learn that in our world, “it takes a tribe”.

Tribe social networking is a brilliant theory that perpetuates all that is good in our new world of cooperation and abundant thinking. No longer is it every man for himself, every person trying to step over the one in front of him to get ahead.

In our new world we recognize that we are surrounded by abundance and opportunity, and work together to share and spread the wealth. Sound like a Utopian sci-fi movie? Not!!! This is the here and now. It will not only help you to improve web site traffic and simplify blog syndication, but will also yield you some of the most amazing friends you’re likely to meet anywhere.

So, just what is tribe social networking?

Just as it sounds, it’s a tribe (group of like minded people) who band together for purposes of social networking and syndication of each others blog posts and other online material. Tribal members agree to work together to help others in the group to improve web site traffic and increase blog syndication.

The latest trend is to focus on promoting your tribe members one day each week, which has resulted in a hot new concept called Tribe Tuesday.

How to Build a Tribe Social Network – simple steps to success

1. Identify other online marketers who are in your niche and share the same values and goals.
2. Focus on helping them through blog syndication, commenting on their posts, retweeting their tweets, and interacting with them on social media sites. This will help you to get noticed by them.
3. Once you’ve developed a relationship and have added value, you can approach them with your request for a mutual tribe social networking agreement.
4. Some people form core groups of members who work together, others work with a variety of people who are not part of the core group.

How Will Involvement in a Tribe Social Network Help Improve Web Site Traffic?

Two main benefits here, leverage and social proof.

Leverage

Rather than doing the work necessary for effective blog syndication yourself, you’ll have a group of people doing it for you. If they’re also involved in other tribes your content has the potential to be spread throughout the Internet at an exponential rate.

Social Proof

Would you pay more attention to a blog syndication from the author, or from a third party? Social proof is everything….enough said.

Word of Warning

You want to align yourself with leaders who add value to the lives of others. Remember, you’re personally referring your followers and readers to these people, so you want to work with the cream of the crop. Your reputation is on the line.

My Tribe

I invite you to check out my tribe page and get to know the very best bloggers on the planet! Trust me, if you stick with these incredible people your life will be enriched in more ways than you could dream possible!!!