So after doing entrecard for two more weeks, I’ve realized the 8 steps to becoming an Entrecard powerhouse.

1.

Advertise on as many of the cheap sites as you can. Forget the advertising on the huge sites, until you have lots of credits. The key to gaining traffic from it, is by having a large cost to advertise on your site. And the way you do that is advertising on lots of sites. So check the "most recent" tab as many times a day as you can. And every time there’s a new site that just joined. Advertise on it, this will help the cost of your site grow dramatically. And keep this up.

2.

Most bloggers have several sites. Put entrecard on all these different sites using different email addresses. Then if you have three blogs, then you’ll have three sites generating credits, then you can just send them all to the site that you want to profit the most, or split them up how you choose.

3.

If you don’t fit in the above category with having several sites. Go to blogspot and sign in with your google account (if you going to succeed as a blogger you need one btw) and create another blog. They only take a minute. Then copy an article from ezinearticle, or goarticles. And post them on the site. It’s not illegal as long as you give the person credit, just leave a link to the writer’s site. And then post up the entrecard widget and you can generate more credits that way.

4.

Every day or couple days go to the top five sites in your respective category on entrecard, and drop your card on their blog. And go in a new window to the site that is advertising on that site. Keep going till you end up on a site you’ve already been on. Usually it only takes about 20-30 sites before you end up having done a circle. And that’s enough to keep the cost of your site from dropping, and as long as you keep advertising on the most recent sites then enough to keep it moving up.

5.

Don’t stop! You have to keep doing this for up to two weeks. If you stop for even a day you will see your site suffer. It doesn’t take very long, but you need to spend the five minutes every day otherwise your site will drop very quickly. After those couple weeks it should be powerful enough to stay afloat by itself.

6.

When you create an account don’t accept all the blogs right away. Accept a few then wait for the cost of your site to move up, then accept them. That way it’ll earn you more credits.

7.

Don’t hide your entrecard ad way at the bottom of your website. People will go to your site to drop the card on your widget, and nothing is more annoying then having to search through a ton of clustered ads to find the entrecard one. Make sure that people can find it.

8.

When you have extra credits after advertising on the most recent sites, advertise the rest on the most recommend or lowest wait. Personally I do lowest wait, because that way my ad will be up on their site sooner and they usually cost less. But it won’t generate as much traffic.

So there it is, follow these 8 steps and you’ll be on your way to becoming an entrecard powerhouse.

 

 

15 Responses to “8 steps to becoming an Entrecard powerhouse”

  1. Andrew Says:

    Great advice I stumbled it for you :)

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  2. Les Says:

    Interesting concept - I will have to think about it. In the mean time, why don’t you pop on over to http://www.myradicalblogs.com where I have reviewed your blog.

    cheers

    les
    the radical blogger

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  3. Wakish Says:

    Hey there..
    Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year 2008!

    Cheers!
    - Wakish -

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  4. admin Says:

    thanks for the review, I checked it out, and your right, unfortunately. And thanks for the stumble, I appreciate it.

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  5. jesie Says:

    You have a focused, resourceful and organized blog. I like it.

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  6. Felix Says:

    Hi,
    You’ve written in summary what most newly registered bloggerson Entrecard need to know before starting out. Alot of us made mistakes from the onset that would have been prevented if your post was available. One issue though, your second point might constitute a banning offence. Just thought I should chip that in. Otherwise this is very good info even for older Entrecard users.

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  7. admin Says:

    Well I’ve been doing it, and alot of the top blogs also do it. It’s possible though that your right. I’ll keep that in mind, thanks

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  8. Webster12 Says:

    Thank you for this post. I’ll keep this in mind. I sorta stop using entrecard for a while and when i actually did start surfing for blogs with entrecard my traffic was boost.

    Thanks Thanks!

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  10. HART (1-800-HART) Says:

    How do you manage multiple accounts for dropping EC cards? Collecting them and transferring them over is a great tip, and I’ve got many sites to test this theory :)

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  11. admin Says:

    well you just need a couple email addresses. I had a couple extra google and yahoo accounts for spam mail and so I just used those. And I use firefox so that it saves the password and username. Though it is rather a pain to sign out and sign in again I only need to type in the first letter of the next username and firefox puts in the rest. And the other thing I do is, I only check it every week or so. I let the credits build up and then when I have over a hundred I send them to my main one. I even created a few free blogger accounts on blogspot.com and then posted one article on them and posted the entrecard code on the site. Then left the site and took the credits. You can even post a link to your main site on that free blogspot to get you the extra entrecard credits and the extra one way link. lol sry that was so long, hope that helped.

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  12. HART (1-800-HART) Says:

    Well, I tried the alternating accounts and found it too annoying. I like the FF/IE idea though .. at least I can do two quite easily. I generally use the ‘net with IE and only stumble with FF. Thanks. // I guess you’ve already figured out which my other site is :)

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  13. Chris Merriman Says:

    Just a quick note on #6, I believe that it doesn’t matter when you accept the request, the cost will be the one they were quoted on the day they applied.

    Chris Merrimans last blog post..Miss Lilly

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  14. Shoto Azikuri Says:

    I heard about Entercard from your blog, before this i only have seen entercard banners on other blogs, now i can start entercard marketing for my blog :) thank you for this.

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  15. Nitesh Kotahri Says:

    i have been doing these things and it really works if you do it smartly….

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