Entrecard’s New Pricing System
I was browsing through my Entrecard dashboard when i noticed my ad spots price suddenly increased. Turns out that they have a new pricing scheme. The base price is now 2 credits, and then for every advert waiting in line would mean another 2 credits.
| Ads waiting on spot | Formula | Final price |
| 0 | 2 | 2ec |
| 1 | 2 | 2ec |
| 2 | 2*2 | 4ec |
| 3 | 2*2*2 | 8ec |
| 4 | 2*2*2*2 | 16ec |
| 5 | 2*2*2*2*2 | 32ec |
| 6 | 2*2*2*2*2*2 | 64ec |
| 7 | 2*2*2*2*2*2*2 | 128ec |
| 8 | 2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2 | 256ec |
| 9 | 2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2 | 512ec |
| 10 | 2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2 | 1024ec |
The scheme could be found at the "how the price is calculated" page.
Create Your Online Store with Ashop Commerce
Do you have some products you want to sell online, but can't seem to find the right shopping cart software? Ashop Commerce may just be what you need!
Ashop Commerce's shopping cart software has a lot of features which deem very useful when setting up an online store. From easy installation to inventory control to choosing your payment methods. Ashop Commerce seems to have all the features you could ever need. Not only that, but Ashop Commerce is also SEO friendly by including title tags with target keywords, meta tags, and spider friendly URL's.
The pricing isn't that bad either. Their cheapest plan starts at only $49.95/month. Not bad, if you ask me. Considering that you will get a lot of features with this software. 
By the way, they are currently offering 10 day free trials that don't even require you to give out your credit card info. Just straight up 10 days FREE! So if you plan to try out their shopping cart software, don't forget to use that offer.
wordpress 2.5 and a new look
I have just upgraded to WordPress 2.5.. or should I say I just "reformatted" my blog to 2.5. Instead of just upgrading my WordPress installation, I thought why not just start from scratch? That way the database wouldn't be filled with unnecessary entries from plugins I no longer use
Well, it wasn't an easy task but I got it done! I used WordPress' export function to export the entries, pages and comments. Then I just imported it into the new installation, which at that time was installed in a subfolder. Hehe! After I finished installing everything, I moved the installation to the top level of my domain.
I also kind of got bored with my old template so I decided to use a different one. This time the template of choice is Blog Oh Blog V2.0. Just a few more tweaks to the template and everything will be all good!
