I had a surprise in my Entrecard dashboard today. The inbox has a feed of the last 50 people to drop a card at my site. I quickly added it to my bookmark toolbar, chose that folder and saw how long it would take Firefox to open 50 tabs by choosing "Open All in Tabs."
I have yet to write an Entrecard focused article yet, but I have noticed a few ways to speed up the process of dropping cards.
Let me say this first. Some sites I just drop cards on because I don’t have much feedback to give on any of the current posts. But a lot, I leave open, continue dropping cards and then come back and comment. I have easily been covering my quota of commenting on about ten blogs a day.
Now for the quick methods:
Hey Stephan,
I thought you might be interested in checking out this post that lists TONS of entrecard sites that have their widget above the fold. Each link opens in a new window, making it that much faster to chain drop. I just found it yesterday and think it’s pretty cool to bookmark that page.
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Oops, sorry Stephan, I had the wrong url. Here is the correct one
Lin’s last blog post..Boyzone – I Love You No Matter What
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You may want to check this site also: http://www.oblife.com/featured/2008-02-18/entrecard-blogs-browser/.
Some one left a comment with the link. I accidentally deleted the comment.
Sorry.
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I agree Firefox can be a little slow when opening a lot of tabs, but for some reason I never thought to do my card dropping in IE. Maybe because I loathe IE
But I’ll try it in Flock
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One more thing : I made my inbox into a widget for my blog. Just to send some loving to my faithful droppers, it’s also increased the amount of drops I get per day
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Flock actually uses more memory but for some reason my Firefox installation is screwed. And if you have ever had that happen, it sucks. You get stuck between wiping the whole thing and reinstalling or dealing with the issue every day. Instead, I went to Flock because it could import all my settings from Firefox and can use most of the addons. I like the widget idea. I may have to try it.
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