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What techniques does Bill Carmody recommend for finding and engaging your tribe?

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From Bill Carmody

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Bill walks through this in detail across several “Find and Engage Your Tribe” sessions. Distilling those, here are the core techniques recommended:

  1. Start where your tribe already gathers
    1. Niche Facebook/LinkedIn groups
    2. Industry associations and meetups
    3. Podcasts, YouTube channels, newsletters they already follow
  1. Match your outreach to what you LOVE to do
    Speaking, writing, interviewing, podcasting, or short-form video are all viable. Pick 1–2 formats you genuinely enjoy so you stay consistent.

  2. Create value-rich, consistent content
    Teach, don’t tease. Share frameworks, stories, and quick wins that directly solve your tribe’s problems. Invite conversation with simple CTAs like “What’s your biggest challenge with X?”

  3. Engage 1:1 and in the comments
    Respond thoughtfully, ask follow-up questions, offer short laser-coaching or quick audits. Turn casual commenters into real relationships.

  4. Use leverage when needed
    If content or outreach feels heavy, use platforms like Fiverr or Upwork to get help with editing, posting, or repurposing so you can stay in your genius zone.

  5. Work the “Find Your Tribe” worksheet
    Get specific on:

    1. Who your ideal client is
    2. Where they hang out
    3. How they like to consume content
    4. What rhythm of engagement you can realistically commit to

Would you like a simple weekly action plan based on how you personally prefer to create (video, writing, or speaking)?

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