If you had your business online already in 2007 you probably remember Entrecard.com, the latest type of traffic generator for web sites. A sort of banner exchange with a twist where you choose the sites to advertise on and you exchanged “drops” where one “drop” equaled to a visitor. Here …

We’ve been trying out a service called Flattr.com, which is a way of giving bloggers, and other authors/creators credit for what they produce and publish on the Internet. It should also be possible to reward people posting comments in your blog using this, but we never got it working. It’s …

It doesn’t matter if you use your site for blogging, selling stuff or selling your knowledge (for example consulting) every second your site is down or unreachable can be costly for you. So how do you know how often people can’t access your site?

Today Entrecard will stop rewarding site owners for displaying the Entrecard widget at their web site 🙁 since only the person dropping will get credits as of now and not the blog too as it used to be in the good old days.

Entrecard has announced today that they will stop paying bloggers credits for having the Entrecard widget at their blogs, which pretty much removes the incentive to keep the widgets at your blogs.

If you’re a member of Entrecard you may have already read in their blog that ZipRunner, Inc has acquired the site from Graham (the founder). This could mean both good news and bad news.

I recently got an interesting question on Twitter from Darren Singleton: darrensingleton@xaviermedia do people still use entrecard?

The winner of our March contest is chodirin with the comment: why i never got ec from your contest Guess what chodirin you just got 700 Entrecard credits from our contest!!!! What are you going to use the credits to? I’ve seen some nice things you can buy in the …

I’ve been testing the Entrecard market since the start now and I’m extremely disappointed. Selling/buying stuff at Entrecard.com using Entrecard credits is a perfect idea, but at the moment it doesn’t work very well at all with the current setup. When you place an order for something in the market …