Tribes were actually designed to help bloggers share their pins with each other, so Tailwind encourages it heavily and rewards great pinners.
On top of that, Tailwind is an approved partner of Pinterest, which means we can rest assured that they are playing within the rules and Pinterest isn’t about to punish our accounts for any of Tailwind’s practices.
My strategy here was to join a few more Tailwind Tribes, add pins for a couple of weeks, and then check my Insights to see which ones were performing well.
Any Tribes that weren’t getting me very many re-pins, I left them and joined new ones. This is really a constant process, but so far I’ve been able to join a handful of Tribes that do exceptionally well at re-pinning my content. Yay!
So going forward this year, I highly recommend that you dig a little deeper into Tailwind’s Tribes feature. It’s where 95% of my traffic comes from and I’m so glad I did.