Ruthless Ranking: 5 / 5
Are you an aspiring actor looking for a way to network with some producers? Or maybe you’re a photographer looking for some new gigs? I’ve got some good news for you.
Twibes.com is a new mini-social media place where you can sign yourself up in approximately ten seconds flat and instantly belong to a group, or ‘twibe’ of people that are in your profession or share the same interests.
For the smart business individual, it’s a great place to network and find prospective clients.
If you are a photographer, there is a ‘wedding twibe’ that may have members interested in your services. Personally, I cut right to the chase. I started a twibe called ‘bloggers for hire.’ I figured that whoever is looking for a blogger or freelance writer won’t miss that group. Within five minutes of starting the twibe I had four new members.
Obviously this baby twitter tool will soon experience a growth explosion so it’s probably best to join now, before the place becomes so oversaturated that you will become lost in the crowd.
Pros & Cons? I think I can skip that part for this one. This is a great tool that allows you to find neat little groups of compartmentalized twitter members. You can join a twibe that is already there and create a brand new twibe of your own as well. The possibilities are endless with this one.
Should you join? No brainer.
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Personally, I think this was and is a great idea. I joined several groups and my followers has increased already. Even more important, I’ve met some cool people.
Love it, but the point that it is going to explode soon is very true!!
We’re in sync! I stumbled upon this neat little tool earlier today and I’ve joined several twibes. The twittering madness only gets bigger!
I saw someone tweeting about this tool – I will definitely check it out. I can see no reason to autofollow people who follow me unless they do something more interesting than try to sell me marketing stuff -but following people who share my interests thats a different issue