Or you could mark it NSFW. They'll still show up in the Activity Feed, though. The underlying idea here is, unless I'm much mistaken, whether tribes can be split off from Snapzu to be run for their own purposes. It's come up before. There are such things as blog-mode tribes, but even those are meant to be part of the Snapzu community.
As I learned recently from a top recruiter in her "Network Marketing company," who'd created a 7- figure business she took online in 2010, 88% of her business is now built through "Social Media!" Some of her key, free tips included 'not mentioning your company name on Social Media,' and 'keeping it private!' Because, from the article:
If you’re sharing a story, testimonial, income or product success story, you want to have a Call To Action at the end of that post. This creates curiosity and leaves your audience with value without you being salesy or pushing something at them to buy. For example, “If you’re interested in learning more, send me a private message. I’d be happy to let you know what we are doing.”
Or you could mark it NSFW. They'll still show up in the Activity Feed, though. The underlying idea here is, unless I'm much mistaken, whether tribes can be split off from Snapzu to be run for their own purposes. It's come up before. There are such things as blog-mode tribes, but even those are meant to be part of the Snapzu community.
As I learned recently from a top recruiter in her "Network Marketing company," who'd created a 7- figure business she took online in 2010, 88% of her business is now built through "Social Media!" Some of her key, free tips included 'not mentioning your company name on Social Media,' and 'keeping it private!' Because, from the article: