Anyone have any thoughts on Third Tribe?

[flowsimple]

Is it valuable and how is the community?

[MikeTek]

I was a member for several months. I ended up canceling.

The content was pretty valuable/informative (the periodic interviews and associated materials). I simply found that I wasn't getting much value out of the community forums. And, in fact, the forums were filled with a lot of hot air - people who really hadn't figured out the online marketing game, but were happy to offer their advice nonetheless.

The folks at Copyblogger make great stuff - I recommend listening to their Internet Marketing for Smart People radio show. They get some great guests (Seth Godin, Guy Kawasaki, Steven Pressfield, etc), and Robert Bruce, who hosts, does a great job interviewing.

You'll find some similar good audio content inside the Third Tribe, with some deeper discussions on the nuts/bolts of getting started with a content marketing strategy. But you'll also find a lot of very basic information that, depending on your experience level, may not float your boat.

If what you're looking for is more sophisticated discussions - the kind of higher level of online marketing education you'll get here at SEOmoz - I think Third Tribe is more geared for beginners on the whole.

[DenverKelly]

Thanks for asking the question. I was contemplating joining myself. And thank you Mike for your excellent reply. I seem to find my best information on the SEOmoz blogs and Q & A Forum.

Are there other resources that are as useful as SEOMoz? I find most sites just re-hash stuff I already now - they don't tend to get down into the weeds like the Moz does.

[KeriMorgret]

Take a look at http://www.seobythesea.com/ for nitty-gritty about patents and how they might affect search. I also read http://searchengineland.com/ for their detailed articles and http://www.seroundtable.com/ for breaking news about what people in the forums (especially webmaster help forums) are saying and new features the search engines are implementing.