I came across a wonderful post about generating links to your site. Keep this in your file of blog resources and refer to it whenever you are feeling a little down about your site’s traffic (or lack thereof):
How to Get Legitimate Backlinks
The article does an excellent job of detailing the ways NOT to get links [...]

Oh yeah! This is what we have been waiting for. Court at CourtneyTuttle.com has collaborated in creating a service that can best be described as a Digg for the masses. Enter BloggingZoom.com.
On first impression BloggingZoom.com looks like Digg. But here are the key differences (according to Court):

Bloggers are not penalized for submitting their own content, [...]

My StumbleUpon Page
When I first started blogging I had no idea what StumbleUpon was. I quickly learned the basics, installed the toolbar, “stumbled” a few articles, and had a few of my articles stumbled. Sure, it was fun. And the spike in my blog traffic was great when my articles got stumbled. But beyond [...]

When starting a blog, the first issue that needs to be dealt with is topic. What are you going to blog about?
For some the answer is easy. Perhaps you are an expert on stamp collecting, or photography, or mountain climbing. Done. Easy.
For others finding the right topic is difficult. So, a more general type blog [...]

Today I came across a post at BlogSecurity.net called Should You Display a Subscriber Count? Here David discussed the pros and cons of showing how many subscribers your blog has, and he brings up many good points to consider.
But one thing that David wrote in this post peaked my curiousity.
Out of interest, BlogSec currently sits [...]