101 Awesome Tailwind Communities You Should Join

One of the hardest things to do when you are running a blog, (outside of creating quality content of course) is to get consistent traffic to your blog posts. Now there are many ways you can do this, one of which consists of paying for it. But, if you are low on cash and still want to get decent traffic to your site, I would highly recommend joining Tailwind Communities.

In case you’ve never even heard of Tailwind, it is a social media management tool for Pinterest. Tailwind makes it so easy to schedule your pins for your articles easily. But what originally sold me on Tailwind was the idea of using Communities.

Tailwind Communities are different groups, categorized by topic where other bloggers can jump in and share their own content to be shared in Pinterest groups in exchange for sharing the content of others in your Pinterest board.

I like the platform because not only does it tell you who is not repinning when adding to the board, but it also allows you to see how your pins are performing in a given tribe.

Since I’ve been using Communities, I am happy to say that they are a great way to see a rush of traffic to my pins, especially my newer pins that I really want to get some traffic too as soon as possible.

Tailwind Communities work ya’ll!

And I want you to see just as much success with them as I have had.

Since I love this feature of Tailwind, I am a huge advocate for it. I know that for many it is difficult to find a tribe you want to be a part of. See my list below of Tailwind Communities you should join.

Lifestyle

Money

General

Travel

Blogging

Health

Gift Guides/Holiday

Books

Fashion, Beauty, and Style

DIY & Crafts

Well-being and personal growth

Home

There you have it! My long list of Communities. If you have not signed up for Tailwind yet, make sure you sign up with a free plan to start using Tailwind today.

You can only have access to five communities in the free account. I currently have a paid subscription with unlimited communities which I do not regret, considering how much traffic is sent to my blog.

Have more Tailwind Communities you know about? Post them in the comments!

Comments

Kim Dow says

May 18, 2020 at 3:49 pm

Love this list, thanks so much for putting it together! We publish Sass Magazine, a women’s lifestyle and business publication and we’re just starting to dabble with creating our own tribe(s). If you have any advice on how to grow a tribe, I’d love to hear it. Also, anyone is welcome to join our newest tribe, for female entrepreneurs of all industries: https://www.tailwindapp.com/tribe/join?h=xVm9FoKOxhz8Wa

Lacie Wever says

July 16, 2020 at 1:33 pm

Whoa! So helpful. Thank you so much.

Hannah Hoffman says

July 16, 2020 at 2:27 pm

Thanks for sharing this list! I can’t wait to checkout some of them.

Melinda Cummings says

July 17, 2020 at 3:04 pm

Such a great list.
Thanks for sharing.

Supriya says

July 17, 2020 at 11:04 pm

I know Tailwind tribes are huge traffic drivers. But unfortunately I couldn’t gind some good tailwind tribes. Thanks for this list. I will give it a try.

Kristine Nicole Alessandra says

August 5, 2020 at 6:40 am

I have read about Tailwind but I have not dipped my feet into it. It does look like a good tool for blogging. I will check this out soon.