Entrecard: The Internet Business Card…
OK, I’m trying out this new advertising/networking service called Entrecard. Just installed it yesterday and, to be honest, still haven’t completely “grokked” the entire concept yet. However, my gut instincts tell me it is very interesting, and I learned a long time ago to trust my gut instincts. Once I wrap my head completely around it I’ll have a follow-up post about it.
Any of you other ‘SoulSite’ bloggers out there familiar with this? If I remember correctly I first saw it mentioned on Twitter. WayneSutton? Vanessa? Fave? Somebody give me some feedback on this thing. You guys are much more savvy about this internet marketing stuff than I am! {smile}
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Vanessa on
Sun, 23rd Dec 2007 11:57 am
Hmmm…I’m not really feeling this one. It seems like another drain on my time and I’m not feeling it enough to try it. I did do a little research and find that many are in favor of using it. I did see one site that made reference to an interesting new trend in some folks refusing requests of others to drop their entrecard. I am so not going there. Anyhoo, that’s my take on it. I’m trying to do some serious simplification of my life so it’s not a good fit for me now.
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